Eddie Howe ready to hire a new secret weapon for the Newcastle Prem campaign

Eddie Howe wants to hire a new secret weapon to help Newcastle United in the top three – of set -piece Kings!

The magpie boss reached the legendary status in St. James’ Park The end of their 70-year-old waiting for a big trophy.

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Howe has finished that Carabao Cup Wembley Triumph through his team to a fifth placed in Leiden Premier League finite to protect Champions League qualification.

However, the 47-year-old does not waste time to cherish in that glory and is looking for a new face to add to his back room staff.

Newcastle His advertising for a set-piece coach to “work closely with the first team coaching staff, analysts and players to maximize the performance of dead-ball situations”.

His assistant Jason Tindall Has been in charge of dead-ball situations in recent years and has been quite effective.

Only six clubs scored more from Dead-Ball Scenarios this season, but they have been even better defensive.

Only Aston Villa” Manchester City And Brentford gave fewer goals of set pieces than Newcastle’s count of eight last term.

But the meticulous What Want more now and is “looking for an experienced and innovative elite level coach to support our first team by guiding the strategic planning, design and implementation of all attacking and defensive set-play routines.”

The task, which Toon wants to be filled before June 16, adds: “Work together with the broader analysis team that performs detailed video and data-based analysis to identify set-piece trends and vulnerabilities, with high-quality, position-specific training sessions being delivered to guarantee high performance.

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“This is an excellent opportunity to directly influence the continuous growth of an ambitious Premier League club.”

It also states that applicants must have a UEFA A license and “have an important experience with Set-Play Coaching and Development that has been gained in an elite coaching environment” and that they must be “fully up-to-date with current global trends and innovations”.

There is no suggestion that Howe is not happy with Tindall and the rest of the set-piece planning of the current staff, but he simply pursues those extra percent to help his men improve both ends of the field.

In fact, Howe was full of praise for his NO2 and the rest of those who focus on set pieces.

He said earlier this season: “There is always a team, it is never one person. Jason will be to say that.

“Jason spends a lot of time on set-plays. Kieran Taylor, our analyst, spends a lot of time on decor games. We work on it individually and collectively.

“Sometimes they work and sometimes they don’t do that. The goals have to come from somewhere and there must be a regular source.

“Congratulations to everyone who does the work to them. Ultimately, the players are the ones who have to do it and the staff will acknowledge that.”