Newcastle United are understood to have a queue of clubs eager to take Elliot Anderson on loan next season following his successful loan spell at Bristol Rovers. Not that his work with the Pirates is finished under Joey Barton with Rovers in play-off contention this term.
Barton may even get first refusal on Anderson again next season, if Rovers won promotion to League One, given the superb job he has done with the 19-year-old Whitley Bay youngster. Anderson has scored twice in the last two games and has hit a dozen goals during his stint in Bristol so far.
Howe said: "I am so pleased for him. When we came in you could see he was a player of undoubted quality. I'd heard a lot of good things before working with him. He's got a great attitude, he stays behind every day to work on certain aspects of his game.
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"I was aware that he needed to go and play. We wanted that for him, we're delighted he's doing so well. I have said before it's not a total surprise to me - I think he can play a lot higher than League Two but he has taken his opportunity. We will have to review it as we will with every player in the summer."
