Eddie Howe reveals stance of Newcastle's Saudi owners after big meeting behind the scenes
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Eddie Howe has confirmed that Newcastle United's Saudi Arabian owners remain fully committed to their Premier League title ambitions following a two-day summit at Matfen Hall in Northumberland this week.Chairman Yasir Al-Rumayyan, who serves as governor of Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, travelled to the north-east alongside minority stakeholder Jamie Reuben for the annual gathering of executives.Despite PIF's decision to end its multi-billion dollar investment in LIV Golf at the season's conclusion, club officials were assured a fortnight ago that this withdrawal would have no bearing on Newcastle's funding."The desire is unchanged," Howe stated.
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It's to try and get to the top of the Premier League, to try and consistently win as many trophies as possible." TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The Magpies currently occupy 14th position in the table.A significant capital investment is set to be announced regarding plans for a cutting-edge training facility, demonstrating the...
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