The Dutchman was left out against Coventry City but remained on the bench despite the East Midlands thumping…

Newcastle United head coach Matthias Jaissle explained his decision to omit Sean Steur from the squad against Aston Villa, noting that the young Dutch midfielder needs time to develop. Jaissle highlighted that Nico Gonzalez is currently performing well and serving as a leader in that midfield position, emphasizing that team selection also honors the players who earn their starting spots.
The manager's lineup decisions drew frustration from supporters following a home defeat against Aston Villa, a game in which Newcastle managed just one shot on target. Jaissle also left £35.5 million signing Aladji Bamba out of the team, though he defended the overall performance and noted second-half improvements despite lapses in the final third.
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