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Newcastle eye PSV’s Johan Bakayoko amid Eddie Howe concerns over stale squad
Belgian winger highly rated by recruitment team as club braces itself for offers for Harvey Barnes
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Manchester United open to selling Marcus Rashford amid lifestyle concerns
Exclusive: Club were willing to offload forward last summer and remain receptive to bids
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Newcastle’s ‘big three’ were rightfully criticised – fair play to them for listening
Eddie Howe’s players must now perform consistently against the lesser teams
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Anthony Gordon, Bruno Guimaraes and Alexander Isak are letting Newcastle down when needed most
Underperforming trio all have one thing in common – over the summer, they were heavily linked with moves away from St James’ Park
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St James’ Park is Newcastle’s soul – leaving would be a terrible mistake
Club must not break the fans’ deep bond with ground that has been home since 1892 just to increase revenues
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It took Ed Sheeran to kill off the Ruben Amorim love-in on Sky Sports
Broadcaster was desperate to give lift-off to the new era at Manchester United – nobody warned them about Ipswich Town
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Newcastle chief says move to new stadium would more than double revenue
Brad Miller suggests financial benefits of moving home could outweigh emotional attachment to St James’ Park
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Liverpool’s title to lose: Our experts have their say on Premier League
Arne Slot’s side have taken control of title race with five-point lead over Man City at top, while battle for Champions League is intense
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Jose Mourinho as Newcastle manager is farcical when Eddie Howe has the love of the city
Former Chelsea manager may want the job but he is not going to get it – the club already have the ideal man
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Yes, Arsenal lost – but they dominated Inter and this is just a blip, not a crisis
Mikel Arteta’s side played well enough to win in Milan but they need to be more clinical
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Why Anthony Gordon and Alexander Isak are kryptonite to ‘Big Six’
Newcastle pair have habit of humbling Premier League’s elite – win over Arsenal is just latest example of their deadly double act
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Sir Bobby Robson would be furious with Arteta and Arsenal’s carry-on
Grand old Knight of English football would be dismayed at the Londoners’ reaction to Newcastle’s controversial home win last season
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Sandro Tonali continues Newcastle renaissance as he flourishes against Chelsea
Two goals in short order helped Eddie Howe’s men into the quarter-finals, dispatching Chelsea in the process
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