Eddie Howe has insisted he is "100%" committed to Newcastle amid speculation over Ruben Amorim's future at Manchester United.
The 47-year-old’s name has been mentioned as part of an ongoing debate surrounding Amorim’s tenure at Old Trafford, as he was when the England job became available after Gareth Southgate’s exit.
However, asked about his commitment to the Magpies, Howe said: "My commitment here is I’m all in. I’m 100% here, I always have been. My family are still here, we’re fighting every day to try to make a success of what we’re doing.
"The season ahead could be a wonderful thing and that’s really what I want to focus on, trying to make a success of the games we have coming up."
Howe was appointed as Steve Bruce’s replacement in November 2021 a matter of weeks after Amanda Staveley’s consortium completed its buy-out at St James’ Park.
The former Bournemouth boss took over a team fighting a relegation battle, but kept them up in some comfort and, aided by significant investment from its Saudi-backed owners, have kicked on.
Newcastle are playing in the Champions League for the second time in three seasons and, in March, ended their 70-year wait for a major domestic trophy when Howe guided them to Carabao Cup final glory.
