Jones, assistant to Toon head coach Steve Bruce, joined Gareth Southgate’s backroom team ahead of Euro 2020. However, the appointment was a temporary one, and Paul Nevin, West Ham United’s first-team, has now re-joined the England coaching staff.
“We'd like to thank Graeme Jones for supporting us during the summer, but the arrangement with Newcastle United was always for that to only be for the duration of the tournament," said Southgate.
“That now allows us the opportunity to welcome Paul back to our coaching team. Paul’s a hugely respected coach, and somebody we know well, so we’re thankful to David Moyes and West Ham for allowing him to support us on the road to the 2022 FIFA World Cup.”
Jones joined Newcastle in late January with the club on an 11-game winless run. The 51-year-old was recruited to bring “fresh ideas” to the training pitch.
We’ve gathered the best of today’s Premier League speculation below…

5. Hammers turned down Loftus-Cheek deal
West Ham United rejected an offer to sign Chelsea midfielder Ruben Loftus-Cheek on Deadline Day as David Moyes loaned Alex Kral from Spartak Moscow. (talkSPORT) (Photo by Michael Regan/Getty Images) Photo: Michael Regan

6. Leeds baulked at Diaz price
Leeds United held an interest in Luis Diaz but a Premier League switch looked unlikely as soon as Porto made it clear that the winger was going nowhere for less than £68 million. (Record) (Photo by Pedro Vilela/Getty Images) Photo: Pedro Vilela

7. Hutton over the moon with Leeds signing James
Ex-Scotland international Alan Hutton has admitted he is “over the moon” that Leeds United signed Dan James instead of Rangers winger Ryan Kent on deadline day. (Football Insider) (Photo by Steve Welsh/Getty Images) Photo: Steve Welsh

8. Toon shortlist revealed
Tottenham's Harry Winks and Arsenal's Hector Bellerin were among the names on a seven-man list of loan targets offered to Newcastle United in the closing stages of the transfer window. (Telegraph) (Photo by Catherine Ivill/Getty Images) Photo: Catherine Ivill

