Eddie Howe is set to remain head coach of Newcastle United beyond the current season, following internal discussions involving the club’s ownership group.
Talks were held this week at Matfen Hall in Northumberland. A 25-member delegation from Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund was present as part of their annual review meetings. The outcome signals stability at the club despite a difficult campaign on the pitch.
Howe, remains committed to the long-term project at St James’ Park. Club sources indicate he still has the backing of both ownership and senior management. Unless there is a major and unexpected change, he will continue in charge heading into the 2026-27 season.
This decision comes during a challenging period for Newcastle. The team currently sits 13th in the Premier League table. Their position rules out any realistic chance of qualifying for European competitions next season. This marks a sharp decline from the previous two campaigns, where the club secured European football.
Despite the drop in performance, the club’s leadership appears focused on continuity rather than change. Howe is credited with transforming Newcastle since his arrival, including guiding them back into the Champions League places in recent seasons.