According to Chronicle Live, Newcastle United, in their 1-2 pre-season loss to Bayer Leverkusen, partnered 20-year-old Lewis Miley with youngster Shayne Stoel in midfield. Jaissle emphasized after the game that outsiders should not put immense pressure on the 20-year-old prematurely due to Miley's increased importance.

Jaissle said: "First, we need to be cautious. This young man has just recovered from an injury, has only participated in a few training sessions, and has now played his first 45 minutes since returning. I don't want to give him too much responsibility and pressure, and you, from the outside, shouldn't give him that pressure either."

"He has great potential, and we need to let him grow and progress naturally. He will have our full support. However, I am very much looking forward to seeing him return to 100% physical fitness and readiness, because he has excellent abilities. He is a truly talented player."

Meanwhile, Jaisle also believes that after several senior players left the team, the young players in the current squad must gradually take on more responsibility. When asked if there was a "leadership vacuum" at Newcastle, he once again mentioned Miley.

Jaissle said: "What we can do is encourage players to fill these positions. The players in this current squad need to step up and take on these roles, and even if they are young players, they must take on more responsibility."

"For example, if you look at Lewis Miley today, he might be a player who needs to gradually take on this kind of role. Of course, we cannot put too much pressure on him, because he is still just a young man. This is also a very good opportunity for other players."

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