Eddie Howe: Last News

Newcastle United star Joelinton had to be carried off on a stretcher just minutes into their game with Burnley.The Magpies' clash with the relegation-threatened Clarets at Turf Moor had not long got underway when the Brazilian rose up for a header and landed awkwardly. Medical staff rushed to his aid and it appeared as though he had sustained a nasty cut on his shin.After several minutes of treatment, he was stretchered off on 11 minutes with Eddie Howe forced to make an early change and bring Jacob Murphy on in his place. The travelling Newcastle fans chanted his name while he held his hands over his face.Burnley's home support also applauded him off the pitch in what was a disappointing end to an impressive season for the 25-year-old.

Manchester United fans are split after the Manchester Evening News revealed that Dean Henderson is closing in on a move to Newcastle.

Newcastle dealt a major blow to Arsenal's hopes of Champions League qualification.Eddie Howe's side won their final home game of the season 2-0 to leave Mikel Arteta's men two points adrift of the top four with one game to go. The result had St James' Park bouncing and two famous faces were caught by the cameras as the Geordie TV duo celebrated.One fan who snapped them with massive grins on their faces poked fun at the Gunners with an I'm a Celebrity...

Newcastle United securing a top four finish next season. Newcastle have undergone a massive change over the course of the season since appointing Eddie Howe last November.

Newcastle hosted Arsenal in a crucial Premier League clash.The striker was making his first start in the top-flight since late December, having spent the past four months sidelined with a calf injury. Wilson captained the Magpies at St James Park, leading the line for Eddie Howe's side against the Gunners.And he put his body on the line to help the hosts to get themselves well on top in the game, which Arsenal needed to win to keep their top four hopes alive.

Celtic are set to hold new contract talks with Ange Postecoglou as a reward for his debut season double-winning heroics.

Newcastle United due to his mind-boggling wage demands. The disfavored Manchester United ace, 29, will depart Old Trafford on a free transfer after failing to make a 90-minute showing this season.

Manchester City moved one step closer to retaining their Premier League crown after thrashing Newcastle 5-0 at the Etihad.Raheem Sterling ghosted into space at the back post to nod City into an 18th minute lead before Aymeric Laporte bundled home a second 20 minutes later. Rodri and Phil Foden scored before Sterling netted his second of the afternoon in the dying moments for City, who cruised to a crucial win just days after suffering Champions League heartbreak.Here, Daily Star Sport takes a look at the big calls that Pep Guardiola got spot on as City took full advantage of Liverpool's slip-up against Tottenham to open up a three point lead at the top of the table...After Liverpool dropped precious points less than 24 hours earlier, City knew they had the opportunity to take control of the title race with a positive result against Eddie Howe's side - and they wasted no time in trying to beat the Magpies into submission.City were at it right from the off and could, and arguably should, have scored twice in the opening 15 minutes.

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Manchester United star Marcus Rashford could leave the club this summer if new manager Erik ten Hag decides he is not a part of his plans.The 24-year-old has had the worst season of his career in terms of goal contributions, with just five goals and two assists in 32 appearances across all competitions.

Manchester City, Liverpool and Newcastle could take advantage of Chelsea's current crisis to lure Mason Mount away from Stamford Bridge. Mount, who is said to be one of the lowest paid players in the squad on around £70,000 a week, still has two years on his current deal that runs out in 2024.

Jurgen Klopp has benched Mohamed Salah and Trent Alexander-Arnold, a move which Liverpool fans have labelled "risky".Salah and Alexander-Arnold have both been dropped from the Reds side which will take on Newcastle in the early kick-off at St James' Park on Saturday (April 30). In response to the team news, one supporter wrote: "Risky that."Another questioned: "What is this team seriously we are playing Newcastle away with no Salah or Trent." Similarly, a fellow fan asked: "Why such a big risk." There was concern amongst the fanbase for not only the defence and attack, but also the midfield.One social media post read: "Your worrying about trent I'm worrying about hendo milner keita...

Newcastle star Allan Saint-Maximin has left fans in hysterics after showcasing his silky dance moves during the Magpies' 1-0 win over Crystal Palace.Miguel Almiron was the hero for Newcastle, who clinched their sixth successive home league win to quash any lingering relegation fears. The Toon Army are now just outside the top half of the Premier League table on goal difference after their stunning resurgence under Eddie Howe, who arrived when Newcastle were in the relegation zone.But it's Saint-Maximin who has pinched the headlines from the crunch clash with the Eagles after his fancy footwork went viral.

Burnley.Dyche was sacked by Burnley on Friday after a decade in charge of the Clarets, who are four points from safety in the Premier League with eight matches remaining. As a result, Dyche now finds himself without a club for the first time in 10 years, having been appointed to replace Eddie Howe back in October 2012.Here, DAILY STAR SPORT looks at five clubs who would be mad not to consider appointing Dyche as their next manager.With Roy Hodgson having come out of unofficial retirement to take charge of Watford in January, it is unlikely the 74-year-old will remain in charge of the Hornets next season.That is regardless of whether Watford avoid relegation from the Premier League this season, with the club currently six points from safety.Watford would target an immediate return to the top flight if relegated and would be mad not to consider turning to former manager Dyche, who began his coaching career with the club after retiring in 2007.Dyche also achieved an immediate return to the Premier League with Burnley in the 2015/16 season, winning the Championship at the first attempt following relegation a year prior.Despite only signing a two-and-a-half-year deal with Everton in January, Frank Lampard's long-time future with the club likely rests on keeping the Toffees in the Premier League.Everton are currently four points above the bottom three, though, but could turn to Dyche if they do lose out to Burnley in the relegation scrap.The appointment of Dyche would provide a level of stability that has been absent in recent seasons.

Former Manchester United academy defender Reece Brown has admitted that current Newcastle United and former Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe wanted to sign him.

Mikel Arteta opted to give new signing Aaron Ramsdale a chance between the sticks.The former Sheffield United star impressed and Leno - who is contracted at Arsenal until 2023 - has been left out in the cold.Arsenal are now ready to let him leave at the end of the season and it's understood any sensible offers between five and £10 million will be considered.Leno is one of several experienced goalkeepers Newcastle boss Eddie Howe is looking at - including Chelsea flop Kepa Arrizabalaga.However, the German international fancies a return to his homeland and former club Bayer Leverkusen are also sniffing around.Should Newcastle try to sign Kepa Arrizabalaga from Chelsea? Let us know in the comments section.Leno's top priority is first-team football after nearly a whole season sitting on the sidelines.

Newcastle have already drawn up a five-man shortlist ahead of the summer transfer window with big spending set to continue. And news of three of them will likely perturb Mikel Arteta - as they have also been linked to Arsenal. Eddie Howe splashed the cash in January in a bid to keep the Magpies in the Premier League after a shoddy start to the season from Steve Bruce.

The Oscars rolled out the red carpet this weekend. In football’s cult of celebrity, the real gongs are still to be won, although the contenders for some of the big prizes might just be among these nominations. Who will be Will Smith and who will be Chris Rock?Most promising new act: Caoimhin Kelleher in his role for Liverpool against Chelsea at WembleyKelleher carries no impostor syndrome.

Premier League referee Jeff Winter has blasted the current crop of top-flight officials as "s****" in an extraordinary outburst.Winter, 66, oversaw matches in the Premier League from 1995 to 2004. But he has seemingly been left unimpressed by the current standard of officiating. The memorable whistler was talking about PGMOL boss Mike Riley when he made the shock outburst about the present-day officials on the Under The Cosh YouTube channel.

Frank Lampard for questioning whether his Everton squad have the "b******s" to play in big games.The Toffees manager made the scathing remarks in the aftermath of his side's humiliating 4-0 FA Cup quarter-final thrashing by Crystal Palace on Sunday. In an explosive post-match interview, Lampard used the expletive as he launched into his players before admitting he does not have "a magic wand to get inside people's heads and change resilience".Former Premier League striker Sutton has since condemned Lampard for his "dangerous" comments.

Newcastle are reportedly keeping tabs on Neymar - who could leave Paris over the summer after being booed by his own fans.PSG's 3-0 win over Bordeaux last weekend was overshadowed by the Parisian fans booing both Neymar, who found the net, and Lionel Messi. The French giants were still reeling from another Champions League exit from a winning position against Real Madrid.And according to Spanish outlet Fichajes, the Magpies could swoop in for the Brazilian this summer.