Eddie Howe steps down as Newcastle United manager after a pre-season defeat, with Matthias Jaissle taking over amid a shift toward a youth-focused trading model following UEFA financial rules breaches.
German manager Matthias Jaissle has been appointed as the new head coach of Newcastle United, succeeding Eddie Howe. At 38, he becomes the Premier League's second-youngest head coach, facing his first match against Liverpool.
Der deutsche Trainer Eddie Howe hat seinen sofortigen Rücktritt bei Newcastle United erklärt. Sein Nachfolger soll der Deutsche Matthias Jaissle werden, der zuletzt Al-Ahli in Saudi-Arabien trainierte. Howe führte Newcastle zu Erfolgen wie dem Ligapokal 2025 und Champions-League-Qualifikationen.
Eddie Howe ha rassegnato le dimissioni da allenatore del Newcastle dopo cinque anni, durante i quali ha vinto la Coppa di Lega nel marzo 2025 e ottenuto due qualificazioni in Champions League. Il club ha annunciato che Howe, 48 anni, desidera prendersi una pausa.
Eddie Howe has departed as Newcastle United manager after nearly five years, with Matthias Jaissle set to take over. The club is finalizing Jaissle's four-year contract and an £8m compensation for Al-Ahli, while key player Bruno Guimarães's future remains uncertain amid Arsenal transfer links.
Eddie Howe has resigned as head coach of Newcastle United after nearly five years, citing a need to step away and recharge. His departure follows a season where the Magpies finished 12th in the Premier League, despite his previous successes including two Champions League qualifications and a Carabao Cup win.
Matthias Jaissle, 38, leaves Al-Ahli as a hero after winning back-to-back Asian Champions League titles, set to take over Newcastle United, owned by the same Saudi PIF, bringing his high-intensity, attack-minded style to the Premier League.
Newcastle faces a critical juncture regarding midfielder Bruno Guimarães, with Arsenal keen on a transfer. The club's financial constraints, stemming from Premier League spending rules and the ownership's 'sustainable business' mantra, necessitate player sales, potentially including Guimarães, despite his importance to manager Eddie Howe.
Newcastle United have completed the signing of winger Bazoumana Touré from Hoffenheim for £43m. The 20-year-old Ivorian is Eddie Howe's second summer acquisition and is expected to replace Anthony Gordon. Touré expressed his excitement about playing in the Premier League for a big club.
Newcastle's expensive summer signings, including Yoane Wissa, failed to deliver, contributing to a 12th-place finish. Tottenham endured a chaotic season with multiple managerial changes, narrowly avoiding relegation, while the article critiques the overall entertainment value and player workload in the Premier League.
West Ham's tactical errors led to a 2-0 deficit against Newcastle, jeopardizing their Premier League status. Goals from Woltemade and Osula sealed the win for Newcastle, while West Ham's late efforts proved insufficient.
⚽ Your welcome to an ultra-busy footballing weekend⚽ Today’s fixtures | Tables | Get Football Daily | Mail JohnEddie Howe will look back on the season with mixed feelings after admitting it has been “a challenge” managing Newcastle. They will head into Sunday’s final home game of the Premier League campaign against West Ham knowing the Magpies, who reached the knockout stage in the Champions League and the Carabao Cup semi-finals, have underachieved. Howe’s side lies 13th in the table with two games remaining, 13 points adrift of the fifth place in which they finished last season.Asked how he would look back on the campaign the 48-year-old, whose future has been called into question as a result, said: “I suppose time will tell, to a degree, but I think my initial thought now in response to that question is I will look back with probably mixed feelings. Continue reading...
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For Nottingham Forest, just how precious might Elliot Anderson’s late equaliser at home to Newcastle prove? Vítor Pereira’s side knew they had to match or better West Ham’s result later against the Premier League leaders, Arsenal, and West Ham’s defeat at the London Stadium means Forest are safe from relegation. In a game devoid of quality, the Newcastle substitutes Jacob Ramsey and Harvey Barnes combined to seize Eddie Howe’s side a 74th-minute lead, but the former Newcastle youngster showed great endeavour to level.For Forest, who Pereira warned had no time to wallow after exiting the Europa League on Thursday, the battle to guarantee Premier League survival has been won. Anderson has been Forest’s best player this season by some distance and after playing a give and go with James McAtee, a Forest sub, the England midfielder burned into the six-yard box and sent an effort past Nick Pope from a tight angle. The likelihood is this was Anderson’s penultimate Forest game at the City Ground, the 23-year-old a target for Manchester City and Manchester United this summer. Continue reading...
For Nottingham Forest, just how precious might Elliot Anderson’s late equaliser at home to Newcastle prove? Vítor Pereira’s side knew they had to match or better West Ham’s result later against the Premier League leaders, Arsenal, and if West Ham fail to win at the London Stadium, then Forest’s mood will improve again and relegation fears will substitute. In a game devoid of quality, the Newcastle substitutes Jacob Ramsey and Harvey Barnes combined to seize Eddie Howe’s side a 74th-minute lead, but the former Newcastle youngster showed great endeavour to level.For Forest, who Pereira warned had no time to wallow after exiting the Europa League on Thursday, the wait goes on to guarantee Premier League survival, but this point – and their vastly superior goal difference – could go some way to doing so. Anderson has been Forest’s best player this season by some distance and after playing a give and go with James McAtee, a Forest sub, the England midfielder burned into the six-yard box and sent an effort past Nick Pope from a tight angle. The likelihood is this was Anderson’s penultimate Forest game at the City Ground, the 23-year-old a target for Manchester City and Manchester United this summer. Continue reading...
Eddie Howe is set to remain Newcastle head coach next season after annual summit with the club's Saudi Arabian ownership. Despite a bruising campaign with 16 Premier League defeats, the 48-year-old has received backing from hierarchy. Discussion included the sale of Alexander Isak to Liverpool and difficulties replacing the 27-goal striker. Newcastle remain five points from European qualification and reached EFL Cup semi-finals and Champions League knockout stage.
Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe secured a vital 3-1 victory over Brighton following a period of intense pressure. Striker William Osula, who has emerged as a key contributor, scored the opening goal, justifying Howe's decision to trust him over high-profile signings.
Newcastle United secure their first Premier League victory since March, defeating Brighton & Hove Albion 3-1 at St. James' Park, providing a timely boost for manager Eddie Howe.
Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe remains cautious despite a significant 3-1 win against Brighton, stating that his team still has substantial work ahead of them.
⚽ All the latest ahead of a pivotal day’s football action⚽ Ten things to look out for | Fixtures | Tables | Mail DavidLet’s start with some morning headlines:Leeds all but confirmed their Premier League survival with a 3-1 win over relegated Burnley at Elland Road last night.A number of leading European countries still expect to lose money at the World Cup despite Fifa increasing the prize and participation fund by $112m (£82m) this week.Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta says freshness was the key to the Paris Saint-Germain v Bayern Munich classic in midweek, something Premier League teams just don’t have.Under-fire Newcastle boss Eddie Howe admits ‘a lot is riding’ on today’s game with Brighton after meeting with the Magpies’ Saudi owners. Continue reading...
Newcastle United head coach Eddie Howe says the club's owners maintain unchanged ambition to reach the top of the Premier League and win trophies, despite the PIF withdrawing LIV Golf funding. Chairman Yasir Al-Rumayyan and minority owner Jamie Reuben attended a two-day summit at Matfen Hall where plans for a new training ground and stadium expansion were discussed. Howe received support from hierarchy despite Newcastle sitting 14th in the league, with a long-term 2030 goal still in place.
Premier League survival and European qualification battles reach critical point as Leeds can secure safety by beating managerless Burnley, while Eddie Howe faces an audition to keep his Newcastle job against Brighton. Chelsea's interim coach Calum McFarlane faces first expected win against Forest, and Tottenham's relegation fight continues under Roberto De Zerbi.
The Premier League could see a shock Champions League qualification route as nine teams remain in contention for sixth place if Aston Villa finish fifth and win the Europa League. Newcastle United, currently 14th and eight points behind Brighton in sixth, could still qualify for Europe's elite competition despite their recent four-game losing streak. Villa's potential double of fifth-place finish and Europa League triumph would see the European Performance Spot drop to sixth place, creating an unprecedented scramble with just three points separating Brighton in sixth and Everton in 11th.
Newcastle manager Eddie Howe is set for a 'stressful' meeting with the club's Saudi owners, including Yasir al-Rumayyan, to discuss the team's poor form. Howe faces scrutiny over player selection, tactics, and team morale as Newcastle struggles in the league.
