Eddie Howe is one of the most in-demand coaches in England. The Newcastle United manager has been linked with several high-profile jobs. The former Bournemouth boss is reportedly a target for Manchester United,

Is there any chance those who like to cause mischief will instead leave Eddie Howe and Newcastle United alone to get on with the job of rebuilding a historic and proud club? It seems everyone outside of the turf Geordies call home are desperate to keep us in soccer's hinterland - the place Mike Ashley had us reside for a decade and a half and others before him were quite willing to accept.

On the plus side, Howe could be boosted by the return of striking duo Callum Wilson and Alexander Isak. Wilson has been struggling with a lower back injury while Isak continues his recovery from a foot injury sustained in their 2-1 win against Wolves. Isak has missed the last two Premier League games and the Carabao Cup tie with AFC Wimbledon.

Eddie Howe Stays Grounded Amid England Manager SpeculationCommitment to Newcastle UnwaveringEddie Howe’s commitment to Newcastle United remains unshaken, despite the buzz about potentially heading

Newcastle United will already be planning for the January transfer window and have numerous areas they will need to prioritise.

Manchester United legend Paul Scholes has aimed a brutal dig at Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe over his apparent failure of ‘winning prizes’. Howe, regarded as one of the best active English managers in football, has been in charge of Newcastle for three years and has shined in his role at St James’ Park.

Staveley and her husband, Mehrdad Ghodoussi, were the public face of the Saudi-backed takeover but sold their Newcastle United shares earlier this year. The 51-year-old did not rule out a minority stake in another club last month amid links to Tottenham Hotspur.