Jamie Reuben makes a transfer from Monaco and responds to the UCL -Equal game of Newcastle

The co-owner of the tone responded to the draw in an interview with TNT Sports after all eight competition phase tires were confirmed, but also had a message for fans on potential arrivals prior to Monday’s deadline.

When asked about things outside the field, with another striker wanted on top of £ 69 million arrival Nick Woltemade, Reuben promised to work until the “last second” to ensure that Eddie Howe’s team is equipped to “compete the entire season at the highest level”:

“Well, they have to be sure that we work hard – we have worked hard all summer – to ensure that the team is in the best possible state to compete at the highest levels of football. That is what we always want.

“We will continue to work very hard until the last second (from the summer window) to ensure that the team is in top form for the campaign that lies in front of us.”

A positive message from the man who has worked overtime in recent months in the absence of Paul Mitchell and Darren Eales, and emphasizes that Newcastle will work until Monday 7 p.m. Deadline to strengthen the team.

The 38-year-old then responded to the draw itself, so Newcastle will go home on Barcelona, ​​Benfica, PSV and Athletic Bilbao, Plus PSG, Bayer Leverkusen, Marseille and Union SG gone.

“Some very large teams, 5 former champions” 🤩

Newcastle board member Jamie Reuben responds to the Champions League -similar play after they had received some difficult but exciting tires! pic.twitter.com/d0olgzkmoc

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It is a tough draw, but Reuben enjoyed the “big competitions that are for us” and was proud of the fact that Newcastle was seen as the side that nobody wanted to face Pot 4:

“Some very large teams, as you say, five champions, so we are absolutely in illustrious company. But we look forward to it and a number of great competitions ahead.”

“First of all, we consider that a compliment that people don’t like to come to St James’ park: we have made it a fort in recent years. Some great competitions there and we look forward to being back in the Champions League.”

“It is always a special atmosphere: Champions League Nights in St James’ Park, so I hope we are the opportunity.”

Last but not least, he discussed our start of the season, the feeling that Howe and the team have performed well so far, but have not received the points that our displays have earned after a 0-0 with Aston Villa and 3-2 defeat against Liverpool on Monday:

“I think we have been really good, I think we played very well. I think we have earned more from the points we have so far.

“But I thought that in both games there was a really good sign of the coherence of the team, the power of the team, and also the determination of the team. So I look forward to the rest of the campaign.”