Reflects Growing Pains of AmbitionDisrupted Plans and New PressuresIt was supposed to be a summer of refinement, not restructuring, for Newcastle United. Yet as Eddie

Eddie Howe has said that he can’t ‘guarantee’ that Alexander Isak will remain at Newcastle this summer, amid ongoing speculation over a potential move to Liverpool.

Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe has revealed that Alexander Isak was sent home ahead of the pre-season clash with Celtic. The Scottish Champions thrashed the Magpies 4-0 thanks to goals from Arne Engels, Johnny Kenny, Yang and Liam Scales.

Newcastle boss Eddie Howe has spoken about the situation at the club during the summer transfer window, openly lamenting the lack of signings they have managed so far

Newcastle United should be looking to sign Parma goalkeeper Zion Suzuki, with James Trafford set to join Manchester City.

Eddie Howe admitted he was blindsided by Paul Mitchell’s abrupt exit from Newcastle United. Just days after Newcastle qualified for the Champions League and with a big summer ahead in the transfer market, Mitchell announced that he would be leaving his role as sporting director after less than a year.

Alexander Isak was left out and Howe's Newcastle absence explanation didn't wash with a former Celtic defender

U23 scout Antonio Mango hailed the 24-year-old as “electric” earlier this season, and considering he could be available for £22m, it makes perfect sense for Howe to move ahead with a move. Newcastle might have missed out on Mbuemo, but in Guessand, they could have the next best thing.