Normalizing Newcastle United
At the end of the 25-26 season, Newcastle suffered a painful 12th-place finish. To make matters worse, they had to part ways with key players such as full-back Kieran Trippier, winger Anthony Gordon, and midfielder Sandro Tonali. The slump of last season's signings, including Yoane Wissa and Anthony Elanga, added to the misery. Eventually, Newcastle manager Eddie Howe was sacked. Now, with a complete rebuild required, Guest has been appointed as the new manager of Newcastle. Squad Goalkeepers: No.1 Nick Pope, England, 34, 4C No.29 Mark Gillespie, England, 34 Right-Backs: No.21 Tino Livramento, England, 23 Left-Backs: No.3 Lewis Hall, England, 21 No.38 Alex Murphy, Ireland, 22 Center-Backs: No.4 Sven Botman, Netherlands, 26 No.5 Fabian Schär, Switzerland, 34 No.12 Malick Thiaw, Germany, 24 No.33 Dan Burn, England, 34, VC Central Midfielders: No.7 Joelinton, Brazil, 29 No.28 Joe Willock, England, 26 No.39 Bruno Guimarães, Brazil, 28, C No.41 Jacob Ramsey, England, 25 No.67 Lewis Miley, England, 20 Right Wingers: No.20 Anthony Elanga, Sweden, 24 No.23 Jacob Murphy, England, 31, 3C Left Wingers: No.11 Harvey Barnes, England, 28 Strikers: No.9 Yoane Wissa, DR Congo, 29 No.18 William Osula, Denmark, 22 No.27 Nick Woltemade, Germany, 24 26-27 Premier League Participating Clubs: Nottingham, Newcastle, Liverpool, Leeds, Man City, Man Utd, Bournemouth, Brighton, Brentford, Sunderland, Arsenal, Aston Villa, Everton, Ipswich, Chelsea, Coventry, Tottenham, Palace, Fulham, Hull City
Chairman: Yasir Al-Rumayyan Home Ground: St James' Park Rival: Sunderland (Tyne-Wear Derby)
On the first day of the appointment, Guest heads to the training ground for a meeting with the squad.
Release Date 2026.09.06 / Last Updated 2026.09.06