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Newcastle United Monitor a “special” international striker who idolizes Neymar, according to a new report.
The nightmarish season of the Newcastle veteran continues
OdySeas Vlachodimos only played one match for Newcastle United since he finished 20 million pounds sterling in St. James’ Park from Nottingham Forest last summer – with the Greek behind Nick Pope and Martin Dubravka in the hierarchical order on Tyneside.
The 30 -year -old man, however, had remained a regular on his national team, having started the six group games of the League of Nations of Greece, keeping four clean sheets to help the team of Ivan Jovanovic to win five.
This race between the sticks ended the weekend, however, because Vlachodimos was abandoned for the Greece eliminatory match against Scotland, with Jovanovic, who is rather Konstantinos Tzolakis of Olympiakos in its place.
Although undoubtedly frustrating for Vlachodimos, the decision turned out to be the right one while Greece was exhausted as a complete 3-0 winners in Hampden Park to seal their promotion to the A group A of the League of Nations and to a Scotland well in group B.
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Speaking after the match, former Scottish defender Willie Miller was praise for the performance of the Greeks.
“Sometimes the opposition is just better than you and the Greeks were better. Saissively disappointing, a great performance of Greece and a poor Scotland,” he said, According to BBC Sport. “Greece was only a better side, we had no answer to them. We had no creativity and no threats, we did not make things difficult at all for Greece.”
Newcastle Surgitring Vlachodimos teammate
Among the people on the match sheet for Greece during their 3-0 victory against Scotland was the teenager Konstantinos Karetsans, who recently changed her international allegiance to Belgium to represent Azure & White. Karetsans marked the second of his team at night, shooting beautifully in the upper corner of just inside the Scottish box.
At only 17, his goal saw him become the youngest player to score a competitive goal for the Greek national team.
According to the chief of TBR football, Graeme Bailey, Newcastle is part of a number of clubs that currently keep an eye on Karetsans. Bailey reports that representatives of Newcastle, Manchester United and Liverpool were all present to watch the young midfielder attacking in action against Scotland.
When he did not play for Greece, Karetsans plays for the Genk race in the Belgian Pro League, for whom he scored two goals and provided four assists in 30 games this season. The star of Belgian origin, which, according to BBC Sport, Idolise legends of Brazil Neymar and Ronaldinho, was described as “quite special” by the former Scottish winger Pat Nevin after his exceptional performance through two legs against the Tartane army.
Greek journalist Stephen Kountourou, meanwhile, praised him as one of the future stars of world football: “We had to fight teeth and nails with the Belgian FA to prevent it from representing them and it was considered a big coup for Greek football, because Karetsas is considered not only as a potentially decent talant but as one of the great players for the future in international football.
