The fate of Eddie Howe as Newcastle United's manager will be determined at the conclusion of the current season. Following the team's 2-1 loss to Bournemouth, it is understood that no immediate decisions regarding Howe's future will be made, with the club planning a routine end-of-season review. CEO David Hopkinson has stated that it is not the right time to discuss Howe's future, and the manager's position will be assessed later.
Newcastle has experienced a string of defeats, including losses to Crystal Palace and Bournemouth, which has increased pressure on Howe. The team is currently 14th in the Premier League standings, with fans divided over whether Howe should remain in charge. The club's owners are not expected to make any hasty decisions, and Howe's own commitment to the team will be evaluated at the end of the season.
There are also concerns about potential player departures, with some high-profile players possibly looking to leave the club. Newcastle legend Alan Shearer has come to Howe's defense, suggesting that the players have not performed well and may have undermined their manager. Shearer believes that the current situation may ultimately lead to Howe's departure from the club.