The 2022-23 campaign delivered a magnificent and long-awaited resurgence for Newcastle as The Magpies surged to a spectacular 4th-place finish in the Premier League under Eddie Howe. This landmark success secured a coveted spot in the UEFA Champions League for the first time in two decades, sparking fervent celebration on Tyneside. Leading the prolific attack was the talismanic Callum Wilson, whose 18 league goals proved vital, supported by the stunning form of Miguel Almirón and club-record signing Alexander Isak. It was an unforgettable year that also saw the club reach their first major cup final since 1999 (EFL Cup) and marked a definitive, triumphant return to Europe's elite, cementing a golden new chapter for the faithful support.