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Howe giving Willock every opening to force his way back
The Chronicle
|October 14, 2025
FUTURE IS UNCERTAIN FOR LONG-SERVING MIDFIELDER
HE IS a player whose name will always be cemented in the modern history of the club but Joe Willock now finds himself fighting for his Newcastle United career.
Willock equalled a club record back in the 2020/21 season when he scored in seven consecutive games at the end of the campaign to help lift the Magpies away from the relegation battle to a mid-table finish.
His contribution during a worrying period for the club under the management of Steve Bruce was invaluable and was enough to convince previous owner Mike Ashley to sanction turning his loan move into a permanent stay for £25million.
He remains one of the few survivors at the club from the Bruce era and was a key player in the side under Eddie Howe that avoided relegation the following season and then finished fourth in 2022/23.
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