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Eddie Howe could walk away from Newcastle due to disagreements with the club\u2019s owners following a nightmare transfer window that has suffered a new setback.<\/strong><\/p>\n There was lots of positivity around St James\u2019 Park following\u00a0Newcastle\u2019s<\/a>\u00a0Champions League qualification at the end of 2024\/25, but that has now dissipated due to their recent struggles in the transfer market.<\/p>\n Football Insider<\/strong>\u00a0revealed in June that\u00a0Newcastle are expected to make up to three major signings<\/a>\u00a0this summer, but they have routinely missed out on their top targets so far, as Hugo Ekitike has joined\u00a0Liverpool<\/a>, while they wanted to sign Mbeumo but were beaten to the transfer by Man United<\/a>.<\/p>\n Football Insider\u00a0<\/strong>recently revealed that\u00a0Howe was \u201cdevastated\u201d to have missed out on signing Joao Pedro<\/a>, and they have been rocked by star striker Alexander Isak wanting to leave St James\u2019 Park,<\/a>\u00a0while Newcastle have also been told that Yoane Wissa is not for sale<\/a> and have been beaten to James Trafford\u2019s signature by Man City<\/a>.<\/p>\n All of these setbacks will massively irk Howe and their supporters who were promised a fruitful window after their success last season, and the club have now suffered another big blow to their chances of landing a major striker target, while the former Bournemouth<\/a> boss is not in the owners\u2019 good books.<\/p>\n Benjamin Sesko has emerged as a priority target for Newcastle<\/a> due to their struggles in signing other strikers like Mbeumo, Ekitike and Wissa, and journalist\u00a0Mark Douglas<\/a>\u00a0(24 July) has stated that the Magpies are known to have been long-term admirers of the Slovenian forward.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n MORE FOOTBALL INSIDER STORIES<\/p>\n They have suffered yet another setback in their pursuit of a key player, however, as Sky Sport Germany\u2019s Philipp Hinze (28 July) has reported that Man United are also in negotiations with Sesko\u2019s camp, and so the decision about which club he joins this summer now solely lies with him and his agents. <\/p>\n Newcastle simply must win the race for his services, or it will be another main target that they have missed out on, and Football Insider<\/strong> exclusively revealed on Monday, 28 July that the Tyneside club\u2019s hierarchy believe Howe is partly to blame for their terrible window<\/a> up to now.<\/p>\n Those with inside knowledge of the situation have told\u00a0Football Insider<\/strong>\u00a0that his \u201cindecisiveness\u201d is privately seen as one of their main problems in getting deals over the line, and so if they do miss out on Sesko, Howe may well see fit to leave the club with everything seemingly going wrong.<\/p>\n The 47-year-old has previously been known to have a good relationship with the Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF), who are Newcastle\u2019s majority owners, but with that now breaking down, he could be forced out of the door soon enough regardless.<\/p>\n Howe is said to have been \u201cblind-sided\u201d by news that Isak wants to leave<\/a> the club, with PIF surprisingly getting involved in the situation rather than leaving him to deal with it, so all is clearly not well at the top regarding his status as boss.<\/p>\n He will surely want to leave on his own terms rather than being sacked, and so with Sesko potentially set to choose a move to Old Trafford following numerous other transfer setbacks, his decision to quit the club may be confirmed very soon.<\/p>\n \ud83d\udd34 In addition to Newcastle United, Manchester United are also in negotiations with Benjamin Sesko\u2019s camp. Both clubs are negotiating with the player\u2019s representatives and are trying to reach a verbal agreement. The decision now lies with Sesko and his agents. RB Leipzig continue\u2026 pic.twitter.com\/Ho1ut5QRO8<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Philipp Hinze (@philipphinze24) July 28, 2025<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n View Tweet<\/p>\n Newcastle must urgently land more transfer targets<\/strong><\/p>\n Football finance expert Dan Plumley recently told Football Insider<\/strong> that Newcastle are still in a \u201ctricky spot\u201d regarding finances<\/a>, as they need to bolster their squad depth but could do with selling players to further ease PSR concerns before that happens.<\/p>\n Even though they have missed out on so many potential signings, Newcastle must still hold out hope of having a successful end to their summer business, and they can start building toward the new season in a positive sense by signing some other high-profile targets as soon as is possible.<\/p>\n Gallagher\u2019s Premier League career stats<\/p>\n Former scout Mick Brown recently told\u00a0Football Insider<\/strong>\u00a0that\u00a0Conor Gallagher is open to a move to Newcastle<\/a>\u00a0amid interest in his signature, while he has also revealed to\u00a0Football Insider<\/strong>\u00a0that\u00a0the Magpies are in a race with Spurs to sign Harvey Elliott<\/a>.<\/p>\n Sky Sports\u2019 Keith Downie<\/a> has also revealed that Newcastle want to sign Aaron Ramsdale<\/a> from Southampton after missing out on Trafford from Burnley, and so bringing him in would definitely help quash any concerns over Howe\u2019s future at the club.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n Related Posts<\/p>\n ![\"Newcastle](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/06\/Newcastle-2-1024x576.png\")
Credit: Hasan Karim, Breaking MediaMan United join Sesko race and PIF blame Howe for struggles<\/strong><\/p>\n\n
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