Newcastle United’s disappointing Premier League campaign has left the club at risk of losing several key players at the end of the season.

Eddie Howe’s side fell 1-0 at home to Everton on Saturday, leaving the Magpies in 12th place—far below expectations for a team aiming to establish itself as a consistent Champions League contender. While Newcastle still have a last-16 tie against Barcelona to look forward to in Europe’s elite competition, questions are mounting about the squad’s future beyond this season.

Rumours have recently emerged over Anthony Gordon’s future, though sources indicate he is currently the least likely to push for a move. Newcastle’s stance remains firm that he will not be made available for transfer, despite links to Arsenal, Liverpool, and Chelsea.

More pressing, however, are concerns over Tino Livramento, Sandro Tonali, and Bruno Guimarães. Sources have told Flashscore that it is increasingly likely all three could leave in the summer, a scenario that would represent a significant setback for the club’s long-term ambitions.

Decisions over their futures could also influence Gordon’s situation, creating a chain reaction across Newcastle’s squad.

Despite the uncertainty, the club remains focused on finishing the season strongly. Upcoming fixtures in the FA Cup against Manchester City and the Champions League clash with Barcelona will be crucial in shaping how quickly these challenges could come to a head.