Bruno Guimaraes has made it crystal clear to Newcastle United fans where his future lies amid reports he could leave the club.
The Magpies’ captain has been one of the big difference-makers at the club this season, helping them win their first trophy since 1969 and playing his part in a brilliant Premier League campaign which looks destined for Champions League qualification.
Although not the best player a Newcastle United this season, Bruno Guimaraes has been a key figure in a midfield three that has looked immovable at times.
Eddie Howe named Guimaraes as the Newcastle captain this season after the Brazilian requested to be more involved in matchday proceedings for the 2024/25 campaign. Succeeding Kieran Trippier, Howe’s decision has paid off this campaign.
Reports in 2025 have suggested that Guimaraes could sign for Manchester City this summer, with new sporting director and former Newcastle star Hugo Viana looking to break Geordie hearts once again.
Now, Guimaraes has commented on his future at the club and what Newcastle means to him.
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Bruno Guimaraes does not want to leave Newcastle United for a long time
Guimaraes wants to help Newcastle return to the Champions League, and is eager to find more success on Tyneside for years to come.
Despite rumours around his future circling, Guimaraes has shown no signs of leaving Newcastle this summer and is totally committed to Newcastle.
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The 27-year-old has once again made it clear that he is going nowhere in a recent interview with Premier League Productions.
Speaking to Andy Sixsmith, Guimaraes was asked about his love for Newcastle and what he sees for his future.
“I wake up in the morning and I’m happy because I do the job I love. I love to be at this club. It’s an amazing journey so far. But I dream of more here. I want the future to have many beautiful things for Newcastle United.”
Guimaraes scored during Newcastle’s win against Chelsea last Sunday and won the battle of captains against Enzo Fernandez. He rubbed even more salt in the wounds by blowing a kiss towards the Argentine while walking back for kick-off.
Bruno Guimaraes remembers Newcastle United’s Carabao Cup win
Newcastle’s Carabao Cup win will go down as one of the defining moments in the new era of the club, and Guimaraes was at the forefront of it.
The Brazilian was openly weeping at the full-time whistle, knowing he had brought glory back to Tyneside and cemented himself as one of Newcastle’s true greats.
Guimaraes thinks he is a Newcastle legend alongside his teammates after the Carabao Cup win, and has now shared his thoughts on that memorable day at Wembley.
“The 5 minutes after the Carabao Cup final whistle was among the best 5 mins of my life. When I finish my career I want people to say, ‘I want to do what Bruno did…'”
Dan Burn admitted no trophy win will ever be like the Carabao Cup triumph for Newcastle, admitting the celebrations of their historic final victory will never be topped no matter what they win.