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Newcastle weigh Howe’s future, eye Madrid prospect

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Newcastle United Daily News Roundup
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Newcastle sit 12th after a derby defeat, prompting questions over Eddie Howe’s future and potential summer sales. Recruitment plans include interest in Real Madrid’s Spain U21 striker Gonzalo Garcia, while Dortmund’s Lars Ricken calls Nick Woltemade links a “cold trail”.

Arsenal admire Anthony Gordon for left wing, with Arteta keen, but Newcastle value him at £100m. Gunners also monitor Tino Livramento, Sandro Tonali and Bruno Guimaraes, though multiple deals are unlikely.

Palmeiras talent Eduardo Conceição, 16, discusses pressure and style as interest grows. Newcastle have already made a move, with Arsenal and Chelsea also tracking the winger protected by a £86m clause.

After a derby loss left Newcastle 12th, fans question Eddie Howe’s future. A pivotal summer looms with hierarchy decisions ahead and potential sales to reshape the squad if results do not improve.

Shay Given’s tale about Sir Bobby Robson instructing him on a Wayne Rooney penalty is debunked as timelines do not match, with fans on X highlighting errors. Given later apologised for separate remarks.

Report claims Chelsea want two Newcastle players, with one unhappy under Eddie Howe, and could offer Liam Delap in a part-exchange to St James’ Park.

Coventry fans discuss signing Newcastle’s Kieran Trippier after his confirmed summer exit. Wages, age and Milan van Ewijk’s role are hurdles, despite Trippier’s experience and leadership appeal.

Newcastle target Real Madrid’s 22-year-old striker Gonzalo Garcia, with groundwork done and minutes on offer. TEAMtalk say a striker is a priority, though Madrid may resist losing the Spain U21.

BBC Sport pick Anthony Gordon for FPL team of the week before Crystal Palace, citing 3 goals in 3 games and penalty duties. Eddie Howe may use him up front as Newcastle seek a response.

Dortmund chief Lars Ricken cools links to Newcastle striker Nick Woltemade, calling it a ‘cold trail’. He says BVB will only assess additions if exits happen, while Sancho is merely being screened.

NUFC eye £200m Woolsington training base near the Airport, with KNOX Hydration’s £18m 2026-29 deal a template. Further commercial income under David Hopkinson could fund 2029 opening and future stadium plans.

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