Newcastle United striker Nick Woltemade is set to work under a new manager after head coach Eddie Howe resigned from his position, according to multiple German media reports on Thursday. The departure, reported by Sky.de, leaves the 24-year-old German forward facing a change in leadership at St. James' Park.
Sport.de reports that Woltemade is directly affected by the coaching shake-up at the Premier League club. The news outlet notes that the player's situation is now tied to the arrival of a new head coach, with Sport Bild indicating that Woltemade is likely to get a German trainer in the role. Kicker adds that Matthias Jaissle is the surprise candidate to replace Howe, according to their reporting.
The coaching change comes as a significant development for Woltemade, who joined Newcastle in a high-profile transfer. SZ.de also confirms that multiple media outlets are reporting a new coach is incoming for the German forward at the club. The exact timeline for the appointment remains unclear, but the reports suggest the transition is imminent.
The next focus will be on how quickly Newcastle finalizes Jaissle's appointment and how Woltemade adapts to the new tactical approach under a potential German-speaking manager.
