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Woltemade out, no Barnes & Bamba: Newcastle United's 'best' starting XI to take on Liverpool

Newcastle United kick off their new Premier League campaign at home to Liverpool on Sunday, with plenty of intrigue surrounding Matthias Jaissle's team selection.

The 38-year-old has only been in the hot seat for a matter of weeks after succeeding Eddie Howe earlier this month. With limited training time and only a handful of friendlies to assess his squad, Jaissle now has the difficult task of selecting a side he believes can get a result against the Reds.

Putting ourselves in Jaissle's shoes, here is the XI we believe is best to start against Andoni Iraola's side:

The Czech was signed as the new No.1, and that’s how he should start the season. That said, his pre-season performances suggest there is plenty room for improvement.

The Czech was signed as the new No.1, and that’s how he should start the season. That said, his pre-season performances suggest there is plenty room for improvement.

2. GK: Lukas Hornicek

The Czech was signed as the new No.1, and that’s how he should start the season. That said, his pre-season performances suggest there is plenty room for improvement. | Getty Images

The 24-year-old Bosnian has only been through the St James’ Park door less than a day but already has the full trust of Matthias Jaissle having previously worked under the German at Red Bull Salzburg and FC Liefering.

The 24-year-old Bosnian has only been through the St James’ Park door less than a day but already has the full trust of Matthias Jaissle having previously worked under the German at Red Bull Salzburg and FC Liefering.

3. RB: Amar Dedic

The 24-year-old Bosnian has only been through the St James’ Park door less than a day but already has the full trust of Matthias Jaissle having previously worked under the German at Red Bull Salzburg and FC Liefering. | Getty Images

More than showed his worth last season, minus a few individual errors. Has worn the captain’s armband in pre-season, a sign that he is set for a greater responsibility both on - and off the pitch.

More than showed his worth last season, minus a few individual errors. Has worn the captain’s armband in pre-season, a sign that he is set for a greater responsibility both on - and off the pitch.

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