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Dan Burn's Newcastle message ahead of summer transfer windowNewcastle United snapped their five-game losing streak in st...
04/05/2026

Dan Burn's Newcastle message ahead of summer transfer window

Newcastle United snapped their five-game losing streak in style with a 3-1 win at St James’ Park, and it was their experienced core that led the charge. Veterans Dan Burn, Nick Pope, and Jacob Murphy delivered when it mattered, while midfield anchors Bruno Guimarães and Joelinton once again controlled the tempo.
Amid growing talk of a summer overhaul, Burn made it clear the club’s seasoned players still have plenty to offer. He admitted new signings are vital for progress but insisted the current squad remains hungry and capable of pushing the team forward under Eddie Howe.

The win not only eased recent pressure but also reignited hopes of European qualification. Newcastle now sit just four points behind AFC Bournemouth in eighth, with games against Nottingham Forest, West Ham United, and Fulham to come.
For Burn, the message is simple: talent is there but consistency in these final games will define their season.

🗣️"it is laughable, how he makes Woltemade look like a good signing😅 🗣️"Recording 0 passes is totally absurd and if noth...
26/04/2026

🗣️"it is laughable, how he makes Woltemade look like a good signing😅

🗣️"Recording 0 passes is totally absurd and if nothing is done he could gradually make us struggle like Spurs next season.

Speaking shortly after the intense clash, Howe defends decision to drop Hall and gives update on Guimaraes after defeat ...
25/04/2026

Speaking shortly after the intense clash, Howe defends decision to drop Hall and gives update on Guimaraes after defeat to Arsenal

Eddie Howe struck a measured tone after Newcastle United slipped to a narrow 1-0 defeat against Arsenal, insisting he couldn’t be overly harsh on his players despite a worrying run of five straight losses.

While results remain poor, Howe saw clear signs of improvement. He admitted recent performances deserved criticism, but this display showed more fight and structure even if it still fell short. For him, it was about taking positives rather than dwelling solely on the outcome.

The Newcastle boss also explained his decision to bench Lewis Hall in favour of Dan Burn, highlighting the need for added height and physical presence to counter Arsenal’s attacking threats.

Burn, he noted, brought a different style but proved the right fit for the occasion.
There was also encouragement from Bruno Guimaraes, who impressed on his return from injury before being taken off. Howe admitted the midfielder looked a little uncomfortable late on, but praised his performance as outstanding after such a long absence.

Honestly, we've got to feel for Eddie,an seems to have tried his best but things just aren't working out as expected for...
25/04/2026

Honestly, we've got to feel for Eddie,an seems to have tried his best but things just aren't working out as expected for him 😞

Eddie Howe admits 'pain' of Newcastle United season that is close to a write off

Eddie Howe has admitted Newcastle United are hurting after a string of poor results, as they prepare for a daunting clash with Arsenal.
Sitting 14th and on a four-game losing streak, pressure is mounting despite internal backing for the manager.
Howe acknowledged the squad’s dip in confidence and rhythm but insisted the only way forward is through hard work, strong training, and mental resilience.
He urged his players to rediscover their enjoyment and fight to regain top form, stressing that results must come quickly—potentially needing wins in all remaining games to ease the tension.
After entering the season with high expectations following their Carabao Cup success, Newcastle now face the reality of a mid-table finish. Facing Mikel Arteta’s title-chasing Arsenal only adds to the challenge.

Howe also pointed to a demanding schedule earlier in the season that forced heavy rotation. Now with a more settled calendar, he’s searching for consistent performers ready to step up and deliver week in, week out.

🗣️ "Big NO for me, instead of him, Eddie Howe should get lifetime contractThe board have made some mistakes in the past,...
14/04/2026

🗣️ "Big NO for me, instead of him, Eddie Howe should get lifetime contract

The board have made some mistakes in the past, but this appointment will be the greatest ✍️

Toons sporting director Ross Wilson yet to reach Tino Livramento contract breakthrough as Man City watch onTino Livramen...
13/04/2026

Toons sporting director Ross Wilson yet to reach Tino Livramento contract breakthrough as Man City watch on

Tino Livramento is still no closer to signing a new contract at Newcastle United, despite efforts from sporting director Ross Wilson, who identified extending his deal—alongside Sven Botman—as a key priority.

While Botman has already committed his future until 2030, talks with Livramento have made little progress. The 23-year-old has remained focused on his performances and recovery from injury, leaving contract matters to his representatives.

With just two years left on his deal, Newcastle face increasing pressure to resolve the situation or risk losing value on the player. Interest from Manchester City persists, although concerns over his injury record may affect potential moves.

The club are open to selling if their valuation is met, and with negotiations stalling, Livramento’s future remains uncertain as he aims to finish the season strongly and push for international recognition.

"I'm convinced he's now championship level, nowhere near the level to continue with us..🗣️"He seems to be playing agains...
13/04/2026

"I'm convinced he's now championship level, nowhere near the level to continue with us..

🗣️"He seems to be playing against us, thought he was our opponent 12th man tbh..

Newcastle 'seems' ready to sell Sandro Tonali to Man Utd or Arsenal after making their terms known, we can reinforce wit...
13/04/2026

Newcastle 'seems' ready to sell Sandro Tonali to Man Utd or Arsenal after making their terms known, we can reinforce with his transfer fee

Newcastle United are reportedly open to considering bids for Sandro Tonali this summer, but only if strict conditions are met that underline just how important he is to the club.

Reports suggest Newcastle want any interested side to make their move early in the transfer window and be willing to pay a hefty fee in the region of £100 million. The club clearly values Tonali highly, seeing him as a key figure both now and for the future.
Despite growing interest from top clubs like Arsenal, Manchester City, and Manchester United, Newcastle are determined to stay in control of the situation and avoid any drawn-out transfer saga.
Tonali is widely regarded as a central piece of Newcastle’s midfield project at St James’ Park, thanks to his ability to dictate play and control the tempo of matches.

His signing marked a major step in the club’s ambition to establish itself among the Premier League’s elite, and his performances have only reinforced his reputation.
While clubs continue to monitor his situation as part of their own midfield rebuilds—particularly with long-term planning in mind—Newcastle’s firm stance is designed to limit disruption and ensure clarity ahead of the new season.

🗣"I think he's DONE.. We can't like this anymore, Now is the time to make the end it all since widely accepted man is re...
12/04/2026

🗣"I think he's DONE..

We can't like this anymore, Now is the time to make the end it all since widely accepted man is ready to takeover.

The perfect Magpies strong XI to deliver atleast European spot from the final 7 fixtures 🔥 Newcastle United’s lineup ha...
03/04/2026

The perfect Magpies strong XI to deliver atleast European spot from the final 7 fixtures 🔥

Newcastle United’s lineup has been anything but consistent this season, largely due to their packed schedule of 51 matches, along with injuries and suspensions disrupting selection week after week. Constant midweek and weekend fixtures have forced frequent changes, preventing any real stability in the starting eleven.

However, with only the Premier League left to focus on and a run of seven games across seven weekends, there’s finally a chance for some continuity. The injury situation is also improving—aside from Emil Krafth being ruled out and Sven Botman expected to miss a few games, most key players like Fabian Schär, Bruno Guimarães, and Lewis Miley are returning, giving Eddie Howe close to a full squad again.
Although the season may feel underwhelming so far, especially after cup exits and a mid-table position, there is still something to fight for.

Newcastle remain within reach of European spots, with just a few points separating them from potential qualification places, depending on how results elsewhere unfold.
With an unusual break between matches, Howe now has valuable time to prepare and assess his best team. This could finally allow him to settle on a preferred starting eleven and stick with it consistently for the remaining fixtures—something he hasn’t been able to do all season.

Luke Edwards explains What £171m St James’ Park sale means for Newcastle LukeNewcastle United revealed record revenues t...
31/03/2026

Luke Edwards explains What £171m St James’ Park sale means for Newcastle Luke

Newcastle United revealed record revenues this week, with CEO David Hopkinson addressing the club’s latest financial results.
A key takeaway was the sale of the leasehold and stadium structure to a related company, PZNH, for £171.2 million.
This type of internal transaction—used by several Premier League clubs—helps balance finances, and in Newcastle’s case, it proved crucial in avoiding a breach of Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR). Without it, the club risked sanctions similar to those faced by Aston Villa.

Reports from figures like Stefan Borson had long suggested Newcastle were close to violating financial limits, but journalist Luke Edwards confirmed the move has now helped them avoid penalties. Looking ahead, the newly formed PZNH could also play a role in funding future stadium developments, ensuring the club itself avoids taking on heavy debt.
While there is still no official update on plans for St James' Park, the strategy is seen as a smart financial decision—especially with the possibility that regulations could change in the future and make such spending more restrictive.

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