Jaisser: I have already fallen in love with Hall's style of play and hope he stays at Newcastle long term

According to the Chronicle, Newcastle United manager Matthias Jaisser praised Lewis Hall at a press conference, saying he has already "fallen in love" with the way the left-back plays and hopes he can stay at the club for a long time.

Reports state that Lewis Hall is expected to extend his contract with Newcastle until 2031. So far this season, he has been an important member of the team that has remained unbeaten. Meanwhile, he could also be included in Thomas Tuchel's latest England squad to take part in this month's Nations League matches against Spain and the Czech Republic.

Previously, Lewis Hall was linked with a move to Manchester United, but with a new contract set to be signed, he is expected to continue staying at St James' Park.

Speaking about Hall, Jaisser said: "Without talking about his contract, I can only say that I have fallen in love with everything I have seen from him so far."

"He is a very talented player and still has huge potential. The thought that we could have him with us for a long time over the next few years makes me very happy. He fits our team characteristics very well and also matches the way we want to play football."

Hall was previously disappointed to miss out on England's World Cup squad, but he has performed well since the start of the new season. Although he conceded two penalties in the first two matches, his performances gradually became more stable afterward and he has shown his ability again.

Newcastle will travel to Elland Road on Monday evening to face Leeds United, and Hall is expected to remain an important part of the starting lineup. Since Jaisser took charge, Newcastle have remained unbeaten in their opening five matches of the season.

Speaking about the team's unbeaten start, Jaisser joked: "I like how you are creating pressure for us! Of course, we are happy with our start so far. Considering that we have not been working together for very long, this kind of performance is unusual."

However, Jaisser also stressed that the team needs to remain realistic: "The Premier League is the Premier League, and every week you face very difficult opponents. The away match against Leeds United will be a very difficult game, and they are a very strong team."

"Of course, we want to continue this journey. We have ambition, but we also have to remain realistic. We recognize that Leeds United are a top team, and Daniel Farke has done an excellent job. Yesterday we also saw that even when they made rotations, they were still able to show their ability and compete for every point."