Newcastle United

Newcastle United Football Club is based in Newcastle upon Tyne, formed in 1892 through the merger of Newcastle East End and Newcastle West End, and has played at St James' Park throughout its history. The club enjoyed its most successful era in the early 20th century, winning four English top-flight titles, and holds six FA Cups. It also won the 1969 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup and ended a long domestic trophy drought by lifting the 2024–25 EFL Cup.

Honours

all-time

League

First Division / Premier League4×

Domestic cups

FA Cup6×

EFL Cup1×

FA Community Shield1×

Europe

Inter-Cities Fairs Cup1×

All-time top scorers

club record

1Alan Shearer206goals

2Jackie Milburn200goals

3Len White153goals

4Hughie Gallacher143goals

5Malcolm Macdonald121goals

Club legends

BobbyMoncur

Defender1960–1974Long-serving captain who lifted the 1969 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup, scoring three goals across the final.

ShayGiven

Goalkeeper1997–2009One of the club's greatest goalkeepers, making over 460 appearances as the Magpies' number one.

FrankBrennan

Defender1946–1956Commanding centre-half at the heart of the FA Cup-winning sides of the early 1950s.

JimmyScoular

Midfielder1953–1960Tough-tackling wing-half who captained Newcastle to the 1955 FA Cup.

PhilippeAlbert

Defender1994–1999Elegant Belgian centre-back famed for his chipped goal in the 5–0 win over Manchester United.

RobLee

Midfielder1992–2002Driving central midfielder and long-time captain during the Keegan 'Entertainers' era.

NolbertoSolano

Midfielder1998–2007Skilful Peruvian winger and the club's Premier League assists record holder.

FabricioColoccini

Defender2008–2016Composed Argentine centre-back who served as club captain across eight seasons.

Recent record

2000/01–2025/26

456

P

186

W

117

D

153

L

41%

Win %

682

Goals

+56

GD

Recent top scorers

2000/01–2025/26

AlexanderIsak43GCallumWilson36GBrunoGuimarães30GJoelinton 23GMiguelAlmirón23GAnthonyGordon22GHarveyBarnes21GJacobMurphy21G

Recent top assisters

2000/01–2025/26

JacobMurphy28ABrunoGuimarães25AKieranTrippier21AAllanSaint-Maximin18AAnthonyGordon17ACallumWilson12AJoelinton 11ASeanLongstaff10A

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