It’s an important page that is turning for Newcastle. The English club officially announced this Saturday that Kieran Trippier will not extend his contract, ending a four and a half year adventure with the Magpies. At 35, the England international is preparing to take on a new challenge after having had a profound impact on the club.
Arriving in January 2022 from Atlético de Madrid, the former Tottenham player quickly took a central place in the locker room and on the pitch. A natural leader, he helped turn around a team that was then in difficulty, helping it to return to the top, notably with two Champions League qualifications in recent seasons.
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After four and a half years of incredible service to Newcastle United, we can confirm that Kieran Trippier will leave the club this summer when his contract expires.
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But the highlight of his visit will undoubtedly remain the victory in the 2025 Carabao Cup against Liverpool, synonymous with the first national trophy for Newcastle in 70 years. A consecration for Trippier, who did not hide his emotion when announcing his departure: “It is here that I felt most at home. “It’s moving… I’m going to miss you all, but winning a trophy with you was really, really special, the best moment of my career.”
His coach Eddie Howe did not fail to praise his impact: “From the moment he arrived, he helped establish standards that changed the trajectory of the club.”
With more than 150 matches played in the black and white jersey, Trippier leaves behind the image of an exemplary player. A new chapter now opens for the English full-back.
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It’s an important page that is turning for Newcastle. The English club officially announced this Saturday that Kieran Trippier will not extend his contract, ending a four and a half year adventure with the Magpies. At 35, the England international is preparing to take on a new challenge after having had a profound impact on the club.
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