Newcastle smashed 470 million in 3 years, and the double-line rout was too disappointing, and Mourinho was ready to take charge
After the 700 billion dollar owner in the Middle East bought the team, Newcastle are considered the new local giants of the Premier League, and everyone has high hopes for them. In the past three seasons, Newcastle has spent 470 million in the transfer market to strengthen the team, and the strength of the team has been greatly improved, and it has also entered the Champions League. However, their overall performance this season has been disappointing, with Eddie Howe's position in jeopardy after a two-front rout.
Newcastle were drawn into the Group of Death in the Champions League this season, along with Borussia Dortmund, Paris Saint-Germain and Milan, and although Newcastle had some impressive performances, they finished bottom with just five points. In the Premier League, Newcastle is currently ranked 10th with only 40 points, and there is a gap of as many as 16 points from Villa in 4th, and it is very difficult to get a ticket to the Champions League. Under such circumstances, Newcastle may usher in a big change this summer.
The Mirror points out that if Newcastle want to take it to the next level, then Mourinho would be a perfect fit. Jose Mourinho, who is currently at home, has previously confirmed in an exclusive interview with Fabrizio Romano that he will pick up the reins again this summer, with Chelsea, Newcastle, Napoli, Bayern Munich and Saudi league teams among his potential next stops.
Newcastle will need a cup guru like Jose Mourinho if they are to make a difference in European competition, having reached two consecutive European finals in charge of Roma and won the UEFA Europa League with them. Newcastle have the financial resources to meet Mourinho's demands, and the madman can build the team on his own terms.
According to the Daily Express, Newcastle's poor performance this season has disappointed the club's owners and they need to make a decision this summer, Mourinho is very familiar with the Premier League and has a particularly good ability to lead the team in cup competitions, and Newcastle will not be wrong to choose Mourinho if they want to make a difference in European competition in the long run.