Eddie Howe has been enjoying a break from the world of football management having parted ways with Newcastle United this summer, but could be back in the mix in the imminent future…

Eddie Howe is reportedly expected to turn down potential managerial offers from Everton, Crystal Palace, and Fulham, according to former Manchester United chief scout Mick Brown. While Football Insider reported that the three Premier League sides could consider ambitious approaches for Howe amid uncertain managerial situations, Brown stated that the former Newcastle United manager will likely aim for a higher-profile role at a top club rather than taking over a mid-table side.
Howe has been out of work after departing Newcastle, where he previously won the 2025 Carabao Cup and achieved Champions League qualification. Everton's David Moyes faces an expiring contract, while Palace manager Pierre Sage and Fulham boss Alvaro Arbeloa are under pressure after difficult starts to the 2026/27 season.
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