Newcastle United have announced Matthias Jaissle as their new head coach. The appointment comes after Eddie Howe's departure late last month. Jaissle signed a contract with the Premier League club.
The 38-year-old German manager was linked to the job immediately after Howe left. Jaissle previously managed Red Bull Salzburg and Al-Ahli. He won consecutive Asian Champions League Elite trophies with Al-Ahli.
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Read MoreNewcastle completed a thorough recruitment process before selecting Jaissle. The club's sporting director Ross Wilson led the search. Wilson confirmed Jaissle's football philosophy matches the club's vision.
Jaissle's first match will be a friendly against Valencia. Newcastle also face Everton, Bayer Leverkusen, and Strasbourg in pre-season. The Premier League campaign starts at home to Liverpool on August 23.
Jaissle's Coaching Record and Philosophy
"When Newcastle United comes your way, you take notice," Jaissle said in a club statement. "The ambition of the club and the vision for the future made this compelling. I believe in this project completely."
Jaissle began his coaching career with Liefering in 2021. He soon replaced Jesse Marsch at Red Bull Salzburg. He led Salzburg to the Champions League knockout phase for the first time.
He won the Austrian Bundesliga in both seasons at Salzburg. His teams play high-energy, intense football. He emphasizes togetherness, hard work, and daily improvement.
"My teams are built on togetherness and intensity," Jaissle stated. "I will bring full commitment and energy to this club. I want to help Newcastle achieve its ambitions."
Newcastle's Transfer Window Challenges
Jaissle faces immediate challenges in the transfer market. Newcastle are set to lose Bruno Guimaraes to Arsenal. Sandro Tonali has moved to Spurs and Anthony Gordon to Barcelona.
Newcastle CEO David Hopkinson praised the recruitment process. "He emerged as the clear candidate for the role," Hopkinson said. "His track record and leadership make him an exceptional fit."
Sporting director Ross Wilson highlighted Jaissle's alignment with the club. "His football philosophy strongly matches our sporting vision," Wilson explained. "He has consistently improved players and built cohesive teams."
Jaissle expressed excitement about the squad's potential. "There is enormous potential within this squad," he said. "I cannot wait to get started and attack this opportunity."
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