Quote from: yudi09 on Today at 04:14:35 PM

Quote from: Lannakosa on Today at 03:15:17 PM

Newcastle have been very active in the transfer market before this, and it is too much to buy new players every off-season. The reason for the decline is that they had too many injuries to key players, there were too many injuries, and they happened at about the same time, so the team felt it strongly.

The opposite. Newcastle United only brought a few players before or during the transfer market yesterday. Only one of the famous players brought by Newcastle from AC Milan with a large fee. Apart from Tonali, Newcastle only brought 4 players. 1 of 4 players besides Tonali is the Lewis Hall who is on loan from Chelsea.
The decline in Newcastle's performance can be seen because many players are injured.

The next season might be different from the current season because Eddie Howe is aware that they need players who are ready to face the tight schedule of playing like this season where they qualify for UCL even though they can't do much.

When a team manages to qualify for the Champions League or European League then ofcourse, the team must bring in more players in the transfer market, of course to have second tier players who also have goodquality. Because, the decline in the team's performance is not only about key players being injured, but also the lack of second-string players who have good quality. Therefore, it will be difficult for the team to maintain goodperformance throughout the season butyes, I think Newcastle is still in the process of becoming a strong team. Therefore, perhaps in the next transferwindow it is hoped that Newcastle can start making bigchanges to the team, ofcourse to have a better squad for the main squad and also second-string players. If this works well, then of course next season Newcastle will again have a chance to compete in the top four.