Eddie Howe addresses Anthony Gordon’s future
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Anthony Gordon, who joined Newcastle United from Everton in January 2023 is under contract until 2030. Image Credits: Imago ImagesAnthony Gordon is keen to explore his options to leave Newcastle United this summer as he considers following Sweden striker Alexander Isak out of the club.Newcastle have not been informed by Gordon that he wants to depart, but there is a growing feeling at St James’ Park that the winger will seek a move, with the club aware of interest from England and Europe.As a result, Newcastle’s hierarchy is bracing for early summer bids, with Gordon keen to resolve his future before the 2026 FIFA World Cup.Bayern Munich and Arsenal have both been linked with an interest, but Newcastle are not considering offers in the £55–60m range.
Reports in Germany suggested that valuation, though the club are expected to demand in excess of £80m.Newcastle were previously open to a sale to help with PSR requirements, but a potential move collapsed after Liverpool did not meet the £80m valuation in the summer of 2024.Eddie Howe has said he does not expect transfer speculation to affect Gordon, while urging the winger to remain focused amid ongoing links with other clubs.“I think that comes with the territory,” the former Bournemouth manager said. I have to do what is right for the team, and I will continue to do that.”A long-term injury to Hugo Ekitike could push Liverpool to consider strengthening their forward line in the next transfer window, with Anthony Gordon’s versatility across the front three seen as a potential option.Gordon is a boyhood Liverpool supporter and would reportedly be open to a return to Merseyside if the opportunity arose.
The 25-year-old has scored 17 goals this season and is expected to play a key role for England at this summer’s World Cup.Anthony Gordon is under contract until 2030, and Newcastle United chief executive David Hopkinson has made it clear that any player wishing to leave will only be allowed to do so on terms that benefit the club. Gordon joined Newcastle United from Everton in January 2023. anthony gordon Eddie Howe Newcastle United