Eddie Howe, manager of Newcastle United, is under increasing pressure following a series of poor results, culminating in the team's exit from the Carabao Cup after a 5-1 aggregate loss to Manchester City. Newcastle currently sits in 11th place in the Premier League, leading to speculation about Howe's future with the club. His management has faced criticism on social media, particularly after a disappointing performance in the semi-final match against Manchester City.

In the aftermath of these developments, rumors have circulated about potential departures, including the possibility of Howe replacing England's national team manager, Thomas Tuchel, this summer. Despite these speculations, Howe has publicly stated his commitment to Newcastle, asserting that he gives his best effort to the club daily and remains focused on his current responsibilities.

The situation reflects the intense scrutiny that comes with managing a club like Newcastle, especially after their recent achievements. The 48-year-old manager is determined to turn things around and restore confidence in the team, even as external opinions suggest he may have reached his limit with the club. As the season continues, the pressure mounts, and Howe's responses will be closely monitored by fans and analysts alike.