Bruno Guimaraes posts ‘forever’ Newcastle message to fans
Bruno Guimaraes directed a message to the Newcastle faithful as the side ended their 70-year wait to win a major trophy with the victory against Liverpool.
Newcastle were crowned winners of the Carabao Cup after beating Liverpool 2-1 on 16 March, securing a historic moment for the club.
Dan Burn, who was recently called up to England for the first time capped off an unforgettable week by opening the scoring for the Magpies.
Alexander Isak then doubled the lead in the second half, having seen an earlier effort ruled out, sending Newcastle into dreamland. Federico Chiesa pulled one back for Liverpool, creating a tense finish, but Eddie Howe’s side held firm to seal the long-awaited silverware.
Guimaraes played the full 90 minutes, playing a vital role in midfield before joining Kieran Trippier and Jamal Lascelles in lifting the trophy. After the celebrations, he shared a heartfelt message following the club’s momentous triumph.
Alan Shearer and Lewis Hall praise Bruno Guimaraes after Carabao Cup triumph
Guimaraes took to Instagram to share his emotions after Newcastle’s historic Carabao Cup victory, posting a dressing-room photo with the trophy alongside the caption: “Speechless! After 70 years, we can say that we are champions again! A long text ahead because now I just want to celebrate. 39 forever.”
The post was met with a wave of reactions from players and former stars, including club legend Alan Shearer, who was spotted in the stands during the final. Shearer showed his appreciation by commenting “Skipper” alongside black and white heart emojis.
Lewis Hall has been ruled out for the season but it didn’t stop him from also reacting to the post, as did Joe Willock and Sven Botman, highlighting the togetherness within Howe’s squad.
Guimaraes has been a key figure for Newcastle since his arrival, but this season, in particular, he has stepped up, making 37 appearances, scoring three goals, and providing eight assists across 3,006 minutes of action.
| Match stats | Liverpool | Newcastle |
| Possession | 66% | 34% |
| Shots | 7 | 17 |
| Shots on target | 2 | 6 |
| Fouls | 14 | 10 |
Newcastle face battle to keep Bruno Guimaraes amid transfer interest
The Brazilian has etched his name into Newcastle history with this cup triumph, but his performances have not gone unnoticed by Europe’s elite clubs, fuelling speculation over a potential summer departure.
Manchester City have been long-term admirers of Guimaraes, with Pep Guardiola identifying him as a top target. After another standout season, interest could intensify once the transfer window reopens.
However, Guimaraes has shown no signs of distraction, maintaining his focus and delivering a moment Newcastle fans will never forget. While speculation is inevitable, his commitment to the club remains clear.