The Spaniard is showing anger as the club have failed to comment on his transfer policy. Tensions between Rafa and club president Mike Ashley flared up as Benitez's transfer lists from the start of the summer were all left out by the club president.
Newcastle have failed to bring in goalkeeper Caballero from Manchester City for free, along with the "Magpies" running out of steam in the race to win the £8.7 million contract of defender Florian Lejeune from Eibar club.
At the end of last season when they won promotion to the Premier League, Benitez and Club President Mike Ashley sat down to discuss the transfer issue this summer. Mike Ashley has assigned much of the responsibility to the scouting team captain Graham Carr. However, up to now, Carr has left the club for unknown reasons.
In addition to the club having difficulty in the new season without a personnel move, Club President Mike Ashley should also gradually worry about his seat. If the club does not have a good record next season, Ashley could immediately lose his job because the 2017-18 season is also the end of his term.
Returning to the unknown reason for Graham Carr's departure, now, coach Benitez himself has had to take care of the club's transfer issues from A-Z. However, worrying about holding money in hand to spend, those two concepts are too different and Rafa should also consider.
The new season in the Premier League promises to be extremely fierce as all clubs have and are having new additions for themselves. If they continue to stay there, it is likely that the "Magpies" will not be able to fly to the finish line and fall back to the top flight.
