Without Isaac, you must fight the Reds - Newcastle vows to fire the first shot of the season at St. James Park

St James Park News On the evening of August 25, the finale of the first round of the Premier League will be held on the banks of the Tyne. Facing defending champion Liverpool, Newcastle coach Eddie Hao made a harsh statement: "The future of Alexander Isaac? As soon as the game kicks off, this topic will be invalidated immediately!"

Background board: A tug-of-war of 110 million pounds

Throughout the summer, Liverpool regarded Isaac as the number one prey for the forward strengthening, and the offer was 110 million pounds, but was rejected by Newcastle senior executives - "no talks below 150 million pounds." The Swedish center missed the team's Asian tour, trained alone, and will also watch from the wall tonight.

Hao's tactical declaration

"The message we want to convey is not 'You can win without Isaac', but Newcastle will always fight for three-pointers." Hao emphasized at the pre-match press conference, "We showed fighting spirit against Villa in the last round, but lacked a fatal blow. Tonight, the fans' voices will make up for this."

High-level position: Never give in

Regarding the so-called "hard posture" of the outside world, Hao responded: "This is not a demonstration, but just a rule. The club has a bottom line for the valuation of players and plans for the future."

Atmosphere trailer: St. James' "commitment gate" and the club have aroused fans' anger on social media. It is expected that banners against management and deafening booing against the Reds will appear at the scene. Hao reminded his disciples: "This is the first home court of the season. The atmosphere will be like a volcano eruption. We must convert energy into goals."

Highlights of the game

No front-end formation or a new arrow? ——Isaac is absent, and who will take the ending banner of Wilson or Gordon.

Liverpool defense touchstone - Can Van Decks withstand Newcastle's wolves-like impact?

Psychological War Elevation - If Newcastle scores all three points, the Reds' plan to buy a fortune in the summer window may be hit hard.

The final whistle was not sounded, and the smoke was filled with gunpowder on the banks of the Tyne. Can Newcastle tell the Premier League with a victory: Even without Mr. 150 million, they are still the sharpest competitors in the Champions League qualification? The answer is about to be revealed.