Newcastle United James Garner is now reportedly on the lookout for James Garner as they look to deliver a frustrating blow to the Toffees in 2026 after an impressive spell of form.

The Magpies are in desperate need of help. They won just three of their first 11 games Premier League games and sitting As low as 14thJust qualified for the Champions League last season. Brentford’s defeat only compiles Eddie HoweFor the first time since he took over at St. James’ Park, the pressure is mounting.

Many have had their say on Newcastle’s current predicament, including club legend Alan Shearer.

The Premier League record goalscorer shares what he thinks has been missing lately, explain: “I think there’s always pressure on managers to get results but I think the job Eddie Howe has done at Newcastle and the trophies he’s achieved in the League Cup, I think he’s got a lot of points in the bank.

“What I’ve seen is that Eddie’s Newcastle teams have been dynamic, difficult to play against and don’t give their opponents any space. That’s been missing from away performances and even home performances for sure. What’s been missing for me is high pressure and energy.

“I’ve said it before, although Nick Waltermade is good with the ball at his feet, he’s a problem for Newcastle because he’s not the quickest, he can’t press and he doesn’t run in behind.

“That’s what Eddie’s teams do all the time. Look at what Alexander Isak does, or look at what Callum Wilson does, they press and get behind. But this guy can’t do that and that’s a problem for Newcastle.”

This is the type of situation the Magpies need to turn around as quickly as possible and exposes their need for reinforcements in January.

Newcastle looking for James Garner

According to Football Insider’s Pete O’Rourke, Newcastle looking for Ghana Before possible 2026 arrives. The midfielder has quietly impressed for the Toffees this season and now replaces Everton star Iliman Ndiaye in the spotlight for the Magpies.

Ndiaye has been linked with a number of top clubs but has since Everton value his head at £70mIt appears attention may turn to Ghana’s future.

Considering Joelinton’s recent form, bringing in the former Manchester United man makes a lot of sense. While his tough approach has previously worked to Newcastle’s advantage, Howe’s side now desperately need the control Ghana offers as an alternative.

However, it seems unlikely that David Moyes will let his star midfielder go down without a fight. The Everton boss has been full of praise for the 24-year-old recently. tell reporters: “He’s been great since I’ve come in. I probably didn’t realize how good he was. He’s been great.

“He’s done well in midfield and played alongside me at full-back. I’ve said it a few times recently that he’s probably getting closer to being talked about for England because of his performances.”

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