In this video
- Asked about the manager's call after a recent defeat, Elanga said the players play for the coach, who has given them so much confidence. He thinks what is missing is consistency.
- Asked what the manager has done to help him settle, Elanga said everything. It is still the beginning, he said, and he would not say he is where he wants to be just yet.
- Asked whether it was hard to see his friend Alexander Isak leave, Elanga said it was not too difficult, as he gets to play with him for the national team. Moving clubs brings a period of adaptation, he said.
- Asked about hearing the fans at the PSV game, Elanga said he has said since he arrived that Newcastle fans are the best in the world. Hearing them chant his name is always amazing.
- Asked whether he feels pressure after going a while without scoring, Elanga said he would not call it pressure. He thinks what matters first is that the team are winning.
“I'm a player that always wants to find that 1%. And I know with work you can achieve anything.”
- Newcastle have never reached the last 16 of the Champions League, a reporter noted. Elanga said it would be amazing, and called the potential in the squad honestly scary.
Anthony Elanga speaks ahead of Newcastle United’s Champions League clash against Qarabağ and sends a strong message about the squad’s unity and support for Eddie Howe.
The Newcastle winger talks about consistency, adapting to life at the club, fan support, and the team’s ambition to go far in the competition. Anthony Elanga also discusses his personal development, extra work behind the scenes, and the mentality inside the dressing room as the Magpies push for a place in the Champions League last 16.
Can Newcastle continue their momentum and deliver another big European performance?



