NUFC Fans Foodbank

⚽ Football Fans helping the community via @NCLFoodbank w/ the help of @NUFC. 🪣 Donate via supermarkets and online via link below.

[NUFC Fans Foodbank @nufcfoodbank]

THANK YOU #GenerousGeordies for your amazing generosity throughout last season & all of the selfless work of our amazing volunteers in rain & shine. Special thanks to @JamieReuben for matching our efforts👏

An amazing £73,000 was donated in 2025/26 over 31 collections at @StJamesParkNE1 that Jamie & the @ReubenFound ation are matching to a fantastic £146,000 to pay the Newcastle FoodBank’s food bill for a whole year. 🙌

What you do makes the world of difference to local people 🙏 #NUFC ⭐️s one & all👏

Please Read our End of Season Report & Blog at https://t.co/ARv8Ilzks5 -

More via @bbcneandcumbria at https://t.co/MuzPiSp0zd “

[England @England]

We begin our journey on Wednesday 🙌

#ThreeLions | @EASPORTSFC

[Newcastle United Foundation @NU_Foundation]

We're climbing a mountain for our community 🏔️

A team of Newcastle United Foundation staff and supporters are trekking to the top of Mount Toubkal – the highest peak in North Africa – for our health and wellbeing sessions.

We're proud to deliver hundreds of free sessions to improve physical health and mental wellness every year – with your support, we can reach even more communities in need 🖤🤍

Donate to our incredible Mount Toubkal Trek Team today 👉 https://t.co/cxps4tWiVz

[Magpie 24/7 @Magpie24_7]

Newcastle United has finalised a three-year, £60 million ($80.6 million) front-of-shirt sponsorship agreement with South African sports drink company KNOX Hydration.

​KNOX, which is already paying £6 million per season to rename Newcastle's Darsley Park training facility to "The KNOX," will replace Sela as the club's primary kit partner starting in July.

​The structure of the agreement adapts to a unique rollout schedule and performance metrics:

​Year 1 (2026-27): KNOX will pay up to £10 million. This lower initial figure accounts for Newcastle’s new home kit already going on sale last week without a sponsor.

​Years 2 & 3: The annual payout increases up to £25 million, contingent on performance bonuses.

​Training Ground Rights: The separate £6 million annual fee for the training ground naming rights and training sleeve sponsor remains active alongside the kit deal.

​Total Value: If all bonuses are met, the combined agreements could reach £78 million over three years, averaging £26 million annually when amortised. This marks a financial step up from the previous Sela deal, which was worth roughly £22.5 million per year.

​Newcastle and KNOX plan to launch a club-linked beverage line to generate additional revenue. ​This partnership represents a major commercial breakthrough for Newcastle United due to several critical factors:

​1. Independence from Saudi Ownership
​Unlike Sela, which is owned by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF)—the club's majority shareholder—KNOX has no affiliation with the sovereign wealth fund. Newcastle is actively attempting to diversify its sponsor portfolio. In the 2024-25 financial year, over 34% of Newcastle’s commercial income (£34.4 million) came from PIF-related entities, drawing scrutiny under the Premier League's Associated Party Transaction (APT) rules. Navigating away from purely Saudi-backed revenue helps Newcastle comply more smoothly with strict UEFA regulations.

​2. Beating a Depressed Sponsorship Market
​The market for front-of-shirt sponsors has slowed significantly following stricter regulations on gambling advertisements. With several Premier League clubs still hunting for headline partners, Newcastle insiders view this late-stage deal as a major victory that defies current market trends.

​3. Navigating Financial Regulations
​As the Premier League transitions from Profitability and Sustainability Rules (PSR) to the new Squad-Cost Ratio (SCR) framework for the 2026-27 season, maximising revenue is vital. Newcastle’s commercial revenue has grown fivefold to £120.2 million post-takeover, but still lags far behind traditional "Big Six" clubs like Liverpool (£323 million). This independent cash injection directly boosts manager Eddie Howe’s spending power in the summer transfer window.
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​Because the deal was struck after manufacturing deadlines, KNOX logos will be applied to the jerseys locally outside standard production lines. Supporters who already bought the unbranded new home shirt will be allowed to have the logo pressed onto their kits free of charge.

David Hopkinson confirmed the club is still actively pitching for its first-ever front-of-training-kit sponsor, as KNOX will only occupy the sleeve of the training gear.

Could we see Victor Muñoz in a short like this next season? 🤔

#NUFC #NUFCNews #Newcastle #EPL #KnoxHydrate

[Newcastle United Women @NUFCWomen]

Happy birthday, gaffer! 🥳

[Newcastle United @NUFC]

Huge victory for Anthony Elanga and Sweden in the early hours of this morning 🙌🇸🇪

[England @England]

Our #ThreeLions family 🦁

Watch the final instalment of Building The Dream now, exclusively on the England app 📲

[IsaacFTBL @nufcisaac7]

👀 - Kylian Mbappe Ranks St James’ Park in his top 3 atmosphere’s he’s ever experienced!

#NUFC
Creds to @fiago7

[Newcastle United @NUFC]

"The best feeling ever." 🥹

Anthony Elanga chats all things #FIFAWorldCup as he gears up to represent Sweden this summer 🙌

This is his story. This is Origins. 🇸🇪

[Newcastle United @NUFC]

Your time, Anthony ⚡️

It's Tunisia up first for Anthony Elanga and Sweden in the early hours of Monday morning 🇸🇪

[Newcastle United @NUFC]

Nick Woltemade and Malick Thiaw are in action tonight as Germany play Curaçao in Group E 💪

Good luck, lads 🇩🇪

[The Chronicle @ChronicleNUFC]

Newcastle United star Nick Woltemade sensationally backed to win World Cup Golden Boot by team-mate | #NUFC
https://t.co/OfadK9t2bp

[Newcastle United @NUFC]

"The biggest thing in life for a footballer is to play at the World Cup." 💪

Nick Woltemade dreamed it as a kid. Now, he’s living it.

This is his story. This is Origins. 🇩🇪

[Newcastle United @NUFC]

A point for Bruno and Brazil in their Group C opener with Morocco last night 🇧🇷

[Newcastle United Foundation @NU_Foundation]

We're delighted our Chair of Trustees John Marshall has been awarded an OBE in the King’s Birthday Honours for his outstanding services to the local economy in the North East 🏅

Becoming a Trustee in 2011 and Chair in 2016, John has overseen a period of significant growth for the Foundation over the last decade, including securing vital funding to share NUCASTLE with our community.

A mentor, friend and leader – and passionate Newcastle United supporter! – we are incredibly proud to grow our charity's reach and impact with John's support.

On behalf of everyone here at Newcastle United Foundation, congratulations and thank you, John 👏

[Henry Winter @henrywinter]

Big Dan Burn asked whether England can go on a long and winding road to conquer the US - as the Beatles did 60-odd years ago. Day in the life of an England defender. Centre-back in the USA? #ENG

[England @England]

Your #ThreeLions ready for the @FIFAWorldCup 🏆

[England @England]

Together: ready for a big summer 💪

Styled by @marksandspencer. Shot on Google Pixel.

[Match of the Day @BBCMOTD]

An England injury already! 😮

English referee Michael Oliver has been ruled out of his first match at the 2026 World Cup because of injury.

Fifa said he's expected to be available for selection again "in the coming days".

[Premier League USA @PLinUSA]

The Magpies don’t do boring goals 🚀

[Newcastle United @NUFC]

"I've been training all my life for this moment." 🥹

@brunoog97 sits down to discuss #FIFAWorldCup memories that inspired him, the emotions that drive him, and what it means to compete on football's greatest stage.

This is his story. This is Origins. 🇧🇷