Eddie Howe’s approval is required for Newcastle United to finalise a “uncomplicated” agreement.

Fabian Schar, the Newcastle United defender, is on the brink of securing a contract extension that will extend his tenure on Tyneside.

The Swiss defender, who made his 200th appearance for the club in Monday’s defeat to West Ham United, expressed his gratitude for the accomplishment by stating, “Here’s to many more.”

Schar is out of contract in the summer, but Newcastle manager Eddie Howe is eager to retain the veteran, who cost the Magpies a mere £3m in 2018. “He has been sensational,” Howe stated of the 32-year-old on Friday.

“I feel super comfortable at Newcastle, I’ve been playing for years and I have a coach who backs me,” Schar reported to Blue Sport.

“Everything is in order for me.” I would be delighted to remain. The coach and the club are aware of my potential.

“In essence, it has consistently transpired at a rapid pace in recent years.” I desired to remain with the club, and they desired to retain me.

That’s why it was never a significant issue. Complicated cases are more numerous than The future of Callum Wilson is one of the more “complicated” cases that Schar discusses.

The striker, who has been sidelined since the final game of the previous season, is another player who will be out of contract in the summer of 2025.

An impressive run of form is required.Wilson is another individual who has expressed a desire to remain at St James’ Park; however, the 32-year-old will prioritise his football and disregard any discussions regarding his future.

“I think Callum has loads of incentives internally built within him,” according to Howe. “I would not necessarily need to enquire about those.” He is a highly motivated individual who consistently establishes objectives.

“I’m sure his contract is on his mind but I think it will be in the back part of his brain because he will be focussing on the here and now and doesn’t things that can affect his long term future for the p Posi .”