Eddie Howe and his Newcastle United players are going down under very soon. While there are only three Premier League games left to play, that will not be the end of Newcastle United‘s season. After their final game away to Brentford on May 19th, the Toon first-team will be heading to the airport as they travel to Australia for a couple of post-season friendlies. Newcastle United are preparing to head to Melbourne, where they will face Tottenham Hotspur and the A-League All Stars. It is a trip that has proved to be quite the talking point, and there have even been suggestions that some players ..read more

Arsenal want to sign a couple of players from Newcastle United this summer, but a deal going the opposite way is perhaps more likely. Heading into the summer, it would appear that Arsenal are keen admirers of Bruno Guimaraes and Alexander Isak. Bruno is aware that Arsenal would like to have him at the Emirates Stadium, while Isak is the Gunners’ top striker target as they go in search of a consistent source of goals. That is the one thing they appear to be missing, and believe Isak could be the solution. However, both players will cost Arsenal a huge amount of money. Bruno has a £100million re ..read more

Eddie Howe finally has options at Newcastle United, and that is forcing him to make some difficult decisions. The Newcastle United squad is suddenly looking much healthier, with key players returning from injury in recent weeks to give Eddie Howe some selection headaches. His latest could come in the form of Kieran Trippier, who is in contention to return from a calf injury against Brighton And Hove Albion. Elsewhere, Howe suddenly has two strikers to choose from. Callum Wilson has scored two in two and is fit after a pectoral problem, while Alexander Isak is in the best form of his career. Ne ..read more

Newcastle United welcomed three players back from injury last week, and now another could return against Brighton And Hove Albion. The Magpies’ squad looked a lot stronger against Burnley, with Eddie Howe able to name Nick Pope, Miguel Almiron and Joelinton on his bench. It was the first time that Pope and Joelinton had been involved since December and January respectively, and they have been massive misses. But they are back now, and will hopefully both start against Brighton on Saturday, in what is Newcastle United’s final game at St James’ Park this season. Eddie Howe will want his side to ..read more

Anthony Gordon is undoubtedly one of Newcastle United’s players of the season. The 23-year-old has been absolutely spectacular in black and white, and sits alongside Bruno Guimaraes and Alexander Isak in the conversation for Newcastle United’s best player this year. It has been a remarkable campaign for Anthony Gordon – the best of his young career. He has taken his game to a completely new level, and proved a lot of people wrong along the way. After a slow start last season, Gordon has burst into life as a Newcastle United player. He is someone who Eddie Howe can trust, while he has became de ..read more

Newcastle United sold one winger to a club in Saudi Arabia last year, and now they could sell another in 2024. Last year saw Allan Saint-Maximin take his talents to the Middle East, despite Eddie Howe actually wanting to keep the Frenchman. However, it was a deal that Newcastle United needed to do for financial reasons, and it ultimately resulted in the club signing Harvey Barnes and Tino Livramento. Fast forward 12 months and Newcastle are once again in a position where they need to sell to boost their position regarding profit and sustainability. There have been rumours about Bruno Guimaraes ..read more

Chris Sutton got his Newcastle United prediction all wrong last weekend, and will hope to be more accurate on this occasion. He tipped the Magpies to only get a point from their trip to Turf Moor, predicting a 3-3 draw between Burnley and Newcastle United. Thankfully for Eddie Howe and co, Sutton was wrong. Instead, Newcastle battered Burnley, and ran out 4-1 winners. They arguably should have scored more, with Newcastle dominating against Vincent Kompany’s relegation-threatened side. That win moved Newcastle United into sixth, and that is where they remain. Manchester United could not move ba ..read more

There may well be an awful lot of change at Newcastle United this summer. While Eddie Howe’s side could still end what has been a campaign with great moments strewn across it by qualifying for the Europa League, there is no doubting it has been arduous at times. As such, a big rebuild has been tipped for Newcastle this summer, albeit FFP limitations may complicate such matters. The club are believed to be looking to raise as much money as possible though player sales, although plan on keeping Alexander Isak. Indeed, there’s even said to be a hope that Bruno Guimaraes stays despite a release cl ..read more

So much has already been said about Newcastle United ahead of the summer transfer window. While Eddie Howe’s side still have a battle on their hands to ensure they are playing Europa League football next season, there is little doubting the huge focus on the summer. Indeed, there are said to be plans for a big rebuild at the club after a difficult campaign in which Howe’s squad has been seriously stretched. Quite whether or not FFP limitations will allow Howe to completely revamp his playing options ahead of next season remains to be seen. Newcastle may even need to sell to buy given the balan ..read more

It appears that Newcastle United suddenly have a more concrete plan for what the future holds for Yankuba Minteh. The 19-year-old has been enjoying a sensational season on loan at Feyenoord, having joined the Dutch side immediately after Newcastle United announced his £6million arrival at St James’ Park. Yankuba Minteh has done very well in the Eredivisie, playing regularly for Feyenoord – including making his Champions League debut. He even helped Arne Slot’s side win a trophy, as they beat NEC Nijmegen to lift the KNVB Cup – although Minteh was actually sent off in the final. Yankuba Minteh ..read more