Press reports have revealed that Eddie Howe, the manager of Newcastle United, is facing the risk of being dismissed from his position due to the team's declining results this season.

This comes after Newcastle's 2-1 defeat to Bournemouth on Saturday, as part of the 33rd round of the English Premier League, a loss that has increased pressure on the coaching staff.

The website 'Football Insider' mentioned that the chances of Howe continuing with the team next season have become equal, at 0-50, following fluctuating performances and results, despite the reinforcements the club has made.

The report indicated that Andoni Iraola, the coach of Bournemouth, is one of the top candidates to take over Newcastle starting next season.

Iraola had announced his departure from managing Bournemouth at the end of the current season, after a period of 3 years with the team.

Despite Newcastle's management's insistence on supporting Howe, the recent decline in results has led decision-makers to reassess the coach's position, especially in light of the ambitions that accompanied the new signings.

Newcastle has only achieved one win in the last 7 matches across various competitions, which has caused the team to fall in the league standings.

Newcastle is currently in 14th place in the English Premier League with 42 points, reflecting the extent of the decline the team is suffering this season.