JUST IN:Unai Emery makes a claim about Newcastle and the Champions League

JUST IN:Unai Emery makes a claim about Newcastle and the Champions League

This season, Newcastle United will not participate in any European competitions.

That will undoubtedly be of great disappointment to a team that participated in

the Champions League the previous year.
In fact, Newcastle didn’t exactly embarrass themselves even if they lost in

the European elite club competition at the first round.

However, Eddie Howe’s team may have advanced farther if not for a highly contentious

handball call against Tino Livramento away at Paris Saint-Germain.

However, very few could deny that Howe’s team was affected by

the extra pressure of competing in Europe.

Regardless of whether you link the club’s unusual injury crisis from the previous season to

the greater schedule, it was undoubtedly ineffective.

Newcastle consequently found it difficult to participate in both home and

European competitions and a certain Unai Emery took note.

Unai Emery now asserts something regarding the Champions League and Newcastle.

Before selecting Howe, PIF had wanted to replace Steve Bruce. Now,

Howe will guide Aston Villa into the Champions League this year.

It’s interesting to note that he wants Villa to steer clear of the same errors

Newcastle made in attempting to strike a balance between their domestic and European campaigns.

“Newcastle wasn’t able to win it last year for different reasons, but they were playing in

the Champions League last year and finished in the top four two years ago,

” he stated (via Reuters).

“We wish to stay away from certain situations that might lead us in the same direction as Newcastle or other teams in the past.”

Newcastle is aware that the Champions League is far off.

Regaining entry into the Champions League will undoubtedly be Newcastle’s ultimate goal

at some stage. Even in a particularly challenging group, they most definitely did not embarrass themselves the previous time out.

However, it’s said that those working behind the scenes at the team are emphasizing that regular tournament qualification is still a ways off due to the necessary advancements that must be made both on and off the field.

Returning to that level would undoubtedly take time, as some ownership is reportedly irritated by banking regulations that prevent them from making large purchases.

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