Nick Woltemade’s performance is evaluated by German media as the Newcastle United striker contributes to the team’s victory over Northern Ireland.
Before joining Newcastle, the 6’6″ German attacker earned two caps. He has now doubled that total during this international break, playing the entire 90 minutes in his team’s loss to Slovakia and just over an hour in their 3-1 victory against Northern Ireland last night. Few German players had much to be proud of after the loss to Slovakia, but Woltemade had a strong start last night, leading the line for his nation before fading before his exit.
Some Newcastle supporters have noted that the past two games haven’t been the most confidence-boosting, but we never thought he would be the finished product. Fortunately, there are several indications that we made a wise acquisition. Woltemade’s greatest contribution was setting up Serge Gnabry to open the opener after seven minutes last night; the striker’s scores in German media were mediocre at best. Our new forward received a 5 out of 10 from BILD.
“There was that Woltemessi moment at the start! He passed the ball deep to Gnabry and reacted with remarkable speed prior to the early 1-0. However, he was too complicated in the penalty area, and there wasn’t much else after that. His lack of composure in finishing was far from a performance worthy of a 90 million euro prize. fifth grade. Frankfurter Rundschau was more critical, giving it a mere 4/10.
“Had more eye-catching moments in the first 15 minutes than in the entire 90 minutes against Slovakia. He acted quickly before the opening goal.
“After a quarter of an hour, he had trouble getting his legs together and lost the opportunity to make it 2-0. But after that, he waned significantly. fourth grade. It just strengthens the impression that Woltemade will be given time to adjust rather than having all the weight placed on him at once, and that Yoane Wissa will be Eddie Howe’s primary striker selection this season.Read more news on sportupdates.co.uk
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