Anthony Gordon’s future at Newcastle United has been a subject of debate in recent weeks.
The 25-year-old is reportedly keen to explore his options this summer.
He hasn’t told Newcastle he wants to leave, but he will likely seek a move in the upcoming transfer window.
Gordon has been a key player for Eddie Howe’s side since joining from Everton in 2023. He has bagged 39 goals and 28 assists in 152 senior appearances.
However, it appears the forward wants to leave his current club, with Arsenal and Bayern Munich interested in signing him.
Newcastle must avoid previous mistake
The Magpies tried their best to keep Alexander Isak at St James’ Park.
But the Sweden international went on a strike and ultimately got his wish as he joined Liverpool in a move worth up to £130 million.
Newcastle extracted maximum fee in a record deal, but Isak’s messy departure negatively affected the squad’s morale.
They also struggled to find a suitable replacement for the 26-year-old, as Hugo Ekitike and Benjamin Sesko rejected moves to St James’.
Newcastle brought in Nick Woltemade in a club record £69m deal.
The German made an explosive start to life in the Premier League, but his form has nosedived since, scoring one goal in his previous 25 games.
Newcastle must not repeat the Isak mistake with Gordon.
If the England international wants to leave, then they shouldn’t keep the unhappy player at the club.
The Magpies must bring in someone who is committed to Newcastle.
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