Elite managers with trophy-laden CVs might sometimes appeal but having a club builder like Howe is something Newcastle should not take lightly, despite 2024 being the toughest of

Newcastle United boss Eddie Howe is performing at the best levels in the dugout since the days of Sir Bobby Robson

Mourinho wants a fifth spell managing in England after his previous stints at Chelsea (twice), Manchester United and Tottenham, and has his eye on developments at the Magpies

Eddie Howe was appointed as Newcastle head coach on November 8, 2021 following the club's Saudi-backed takeover and has since enjoyed a successful tenure.

Newcastle manager Eddie Howe has stressed the importance of patience in the development of young players, following left-back Lewis Hall's first call-up to the senior England squad on Thursday.

Fenerbahce manager Jose Mourinho has identified Newcastle United as his best chance of another job in England and is keen on succeeding Eddie Howe, according to the Guardian.The Portuguese met

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Howe joined Newcastle United from AFC Bournemouth in November 2021. His tenure as head coach of the Toons has seen the club, alongside the new ownership of Saudi PIF Group, reverse the club’s fortunes and earned the team their first UEFA Champions League qualification in 20 years during the 2023/24 campaign.