Newcastle boss Eddie Howe rules out major summer spending spree from Magpies
Eddie Howe has admitted Newcastle will not be able to spend wildly this summer as they attempt to take the next step forward after securing their Premier League status.
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Kieran Trippier and Callum Wilson knocking on the door to start against Arsenal
Eddie Howe says he will make a decision in the next few days on whether Kieran Trippier and Callum Wilson start against Arsenal with both players knocking on the door to be included in his starting line-up.
Eddie Howe’s big Ryan Fraser boost and pre-season bonus announced for Elliot Anderson
Newcastle United winger Ryan Fraser could yet make a return in the Magpies’ final two games of the season. The Scotland winger limped off against Wolverhampton Wanderers last month and has not been seen since.
Newcastle should consider Sam Johnstone to replace Darlow
Eddie Howe isn’t short of goalkeepers with Martin Dubravka, Karl Darlow and Mark Gillespie at his disposal, but Newcastle United have been linked with a number of shot-stoppers and Luke Edwards of the Telegraph says Howe might accept offers for Darlow this summer.
NUFC set for talks over £20m gem with "remarkable potential", he's Chris Waddle 2.0 - opinion
Newcastle United only have two more Premier League matches before the end of the campaign and they are on course to avoid relegation to the Championship.
Newcastle United transfer news: Cameron Carter-Vickers a target as doubts surround Celtic switch
Newcastle are keeping tabs on Cameron Carter-Vickers and could swoop to sign the defender if Celtic fail to wrap up a permanent deal this summer.
Eddie Howe explains why there can't be a Newcastle revolution even if he's about to get ruthless
Newcastle United need to improve because the Magpies have been in a relegation battle 'for a reason' but Eddie Howe has stressed a 'revolution' won't be possible this summer.
Ange Postecoglou is the perfect fit for Celtic and now has title to prove it
Had Celtic appointed Mark Lawwell as head of recruitment 12 months ago, with Rangers in the midst of title celebrations, the cacophony from an irate supporter base would have punctured eardrums. As the son of Celtic’s former and longtime chief executive Peter Lawwell, there would have been guilt by association in the eyes of paying customers. Seeking a 10th title in succession, Celtic had not so much meekly surrendered to their city rivals as imploded.