Newcastle United

Name: Newcastle United
Founded: 1882 (as Newcastle East End, became Newcastle United in 1892)
Home ground: St James' Park
League Titles: 4
Instagram: @nufc
Newcastle established themselves as a power in English football during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, claiming four league titles and six FA Cups. However despite brief flirtations with success under Kevin Keegan and Sir Bobby Robson and four FA and League Cup final appearances since, the St James' Park trophy cabinet last accepted a domestic honour in 1955 and the Magpies' most recent success came in the European Fairs Cup 14 years later.
Latest about Newcastle United

Newcastle United given green light for spectacular Darwin Nunez deal: report
By Isaac Stacey Stronge published
Newcastle United’s transfer merry-go-round with Liverpool has seen a new element added

Liverpool reach agreement for Hugo Ekitike: report
By Mark White published
Liverpool appear to have struck a move for Hugo Ekitike to join, with the Frenchman ‘only wanting’ the Reds

Liverpool advancing to secure move for superstar striker TODAY: report
By Ewan Gennery published
Liverpool are edging closer to adding a new striker to their ranks

Liverpool to break British transfer record again as Alexander Isak position revealed: report
By Isaac Stacey Stronge published
Liverpool aren’t done in the transfer market yet, much to the distress of Newcastle United

Newcastle United make €75m bid for player who previously rejected them: report
By Matthew Holt published
Newcastle have already splashed £52m on Anthony Elanga and are eyeing another huge signing

Premier League rivals battling for Yoane Wissa and the player wants to move: report
By Chris Nee published
Brentford star could be the next in line to leave after the departure of manager Thomas Frank to Tottenham Hotspur

Newcastle United ‘seriously considering’ offering Premier League return to England international playing in Europe: report
By Isaac Stacey Stronge published
Newcastle United and Tottenham Hotspur are the two clubs mooted as possible landing destinations

Chelsea and Newcastle United to tussle over ‘the next Arjen Robben’: report
By Isaac Stacey Stronge published
Chelsea and Newcastle United both have vacancies in wide areas that the Borussia Dortmund man could fill
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