Eddie Howe admits Callum Wilson's Newcastle future is uncertain with Manchester United, Arsenal and Chelsea all taking interest in the England striker.

The Standard suggest the Magpies are considering cashing in on Wilson, who turns 32 next month, as they look to balance their books.

Since being taken over by Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund in 2021, Newcastle have spent roughly £400million and reportedly need sales to stay within the Premier League's Profitability and Sustainability thresholds.

Kieran Trippier has been strongly linked with Bayern Munich in recent weeks, while Miguel Almiron has supposedly been offered out to Saudi Pro League clubs.

Toon boss Howe has spoken openly about the rumours but was unable to give a concrete answer on whether Wilson will remain with the club beyond next week.

Howe said: "In every conversation, he's 100% committed [to Newcastle]. No part of him is looking elsewhere.

"He's got big ambitions and we want to keep him here. But some things are out of our control.

"The club is acting with the long-term interests of the club and they have to. Let's see what happens."

Both Chelsea and Arsenal are pondering cheaper centre forward options after being priced out of a January move for Ivan Toney by Brentford.

Meanwhile, Erik ten Hag reportedly wants a different type of striker to help Rasmus Hojlund lead the Red Devils' frontline.

In other news

Middlesbrough forward Morgan Rogers wants to join Aston Villa after the Premier League club saw two bids rejected for the 21-year-old, according to the Mail.

Chelsea are leading a host of clubs interested in a January move for Villans striker Jhon Duran, Sky Sports suggest.

Championship side Sunderland have declared their interest in bringing Manchester United starlet Amad Diallo back to the club on loan, report the Manchester Evening News.