In this video
- Joelinton said he feels good and everyone is positive. Sunday was difficult, but they move on, and tomorrow is another opportunity to win the game.
- Asked how big the game is after losing the first one, Joelinton said it is a massive one. They have no time to lose and have to start winning, and he hopes they can with a good performance.
- Told Bayern Munich's CEO had called Newcastle fools for a teammate's fee, Joelinton said he did not see it and everyone has their opinion. He said the teammate is a great player and a great talent.
- Asked about the club's rise since the relegation fights under Steve Bruce, Joelinton said it is nice to see the way the club is growing. He wants more, and thinks they are on the right path.
- Asked why he pushed a teammate in front of the fans after his first goal, Joelinton said he wanted him to have that love and feel comfortable in the team and the city as quickly as possible.
- Asked what it is like to carry a striker's expectation, Joelinton said everyone always has pressure. He is not the number nine anymore but still feels it, and the whole team must create chances.
“…my dream was always to be a footballer.”
- Joelinton said he is not surprised, as he wanted success when he joined. The club has a great fan base and city, and the team want to put their names in its history.
Joelinton speaks ahead of Newcastle’s crucial Champions League match against Union Saint-Gilloise and reflects on the defeat to Arsenal.
The Brazilian midfielder admits the team can’t afford to waste any more time if they want to stay alive in the competition.
He expressed his support for striker Nick after recent criticism.



