"He was an outstanding player. When you take that player away from your team, it's going to change the dynamics, that's for sure. Then you have to try to find a way of, not replacing him, but finding a player or players who can still make the team really effective. We're still in that moment and we've been trying to do that all season. I think the guys who have come in have done a very good job."
"But we're still finding ways to get the best out of the new players that we've signed without training, with very minimal time to do any work with them. There's been video analysis, talking to them, which is great, but it's not the same as getting the work on the training pitch. They've done really well and they're trying to give the team the best that they have and"
Alexander Isak left Newcastle for Liverpool in a record £125m transfer after effectively going on strike before finalising the move. Newcastle reinvested the fee in club-record £69m signing Nick Woltemade and £55m signing Yoane Wissa. Woltemade and Wissa have combined for eight Premier League goals for Newcastle, while Isak has scored twice amid an injury-hit start at Liverpool. The team is adapting to the loss of a top forward and the altered dynamics. New signings have arrived with minimal training time, relying on video analysis and conversation rather than full pitch work, yet have performed well.
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