Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe believes it's "important" that the club continues to show ambition in the transfer market in order to keep players "fulfilled and happy".

There are some major decisions lying in wait for Newcastle United over the coming months. There was double cause for celebration for Newcastle United forward Anthony Gordon following his impressive display in Saturday’s draw with Manchester City.

There were few better examples of the Profit and Sustainability Rules solidifying the status quo than Newcastle United having to sell one of its best talents to a rival.

Anthony Gordon could be set for an extended spell as an emergency striker with Newcastle team-mate Alexander Isak facing the prospect of being sidelined until after the international break. The 23-year-old England winger started in a central role against Manchester City on Saturday in Isak’s absence with a fractured toe,

Eddie Howe felt reports of Anthony Gordon leaving Newcastle United in the summer were ‘slightly overblown’ with the winger now agreeing a new deal.

Gordon started up front in Alexander Isak’s absence and scored the equaliser from the penalty spot as the two teams played out a 1-1 draw St James’ Park. Speaking to Premier L