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

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.

Speaking to Football Insider, former scout Mick Brown claims he's heard Howe's job as Newcastle manager is safe for now, with a lack of transfer activity seen as a good excuse for the Magpies' shortcomings.

Speaking on the latest edition of Football Insider’s Inside Track podcast, senior correspondent Pete O’Rourke revealed that the -year-old has “all the backing that he needs” in order to remain the manager. The Magpies are currently 12th in the Premier League table, which is not where the club envisioned themselves to be at this stage.

Eddie Howe’s side recorded back-to-back wins against Chelsea and Arsenal at St James’ Park last week but now visit a Nottingham Forest side that sit third in the Premier League table. “Nuno deserves huge credit for the job he has done,

Eddie Howe has now gone past the three-year mark at Newcastle United. The Newcastle United Head Coach started his job at St James’ Park back on 8 November 2021. Quite incredible the job he has done. As well as the Champions League and domestic cup adventures,