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Nick Voltemade, who joined Newcastle United in the summer transfer market, is showing strong confidence.
BR Football said on the 17th (Korea time) "Nick Boltemade made an impact as soon as he joined Newcastle United and explained to fans directly what type of player he was."He believes he is a similar type to Harry Kane, he reported.
Voltemade joined Newcastle for £65m (£122bn) in this summer's transfer window and scored on his debut to help them subdue Wolverhampton 1-0 in the league. The ball theme is very burdensome. This is because he is acting as a replacement for Newcastle's key striker Alexander Isak. Newcastle manager Eddie Howe is looking forward to him being the new leader of the team's attack.
Voltemade is not yet familiar to Newcastle fans. The more the game goes on, the more fans will get to know him. He also explained his style of play through interviews.
"There are not many 198cm strikers, and most players of that height play at centre-back or other positions," Voltemade said. "I think I have a little Kane style, a little Havertz style, maybe a little Zlatan Ibrahimovic style."
He also said, `Those who have never seen me because of my height can think that I'm just a target man, a ball-tolerant player"But I have good foot skills, and I have a lot of personal skills. That's my style."
"It remains to be seen whether he can create a career like Kane or Ibrahimovic, but Ben Foster has already compared Voltemade to Thomas Müller," the media reported.
Although his debut goal for Newcastle was scored with a header, Boltemade believes his real strength is the footwork.
When asked if dribbling is an advantage, Voltheme de "Yes. I think it's one of my best strengths"My parents also had good ball handling skills, and they passed it on to me. I also started playing at youth academy when I was young, so I received a lot of help." Then "My skills have always been good. It would be hard to imagine if you look at my height, but I can handle the ball well and move around" he added.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
