Given the club’s upturn in fortunes, it is hard to go anywhere nowadays without seeing a Newcastle United shirt.
The famous black and white stripes are worn proudly wherever Newcastle fans go, and that will only increase when Adidas becomes the kit supplier next season.
The German brand are due to replace Castore next year, having agreed a £40million-a-year deal with Newcastle officials amid complaints about the current manufacturer.
Even more change is on the horizon for Newcastle, but one constant over the past three seasons has been the most popular name on the back of Toon tops.
While the Magpies have a lot of popular players, from Kieran Trippier to Callum Wilson, it is actually Bruno Guimaraes‘ name that has been printed on the most Newcastle shirts since his arrival.

Bruno Guimaraes shirts are Newcastle’s ‘best seller’
In a GQ Magazine interview with Bruno, they spoke to a club’s spokesperson about which player sells the most shirts at Newcastle right now.
They were told: “‘Bruno G. 39’ shirts have been the club’s biggest seller for each of the past three seasons.”
There will be even more Newcastle tops with Bruno on the back soon
Bruno joined Newcastle in January 2022. Since the moment he signed on the dotted line, he has been a fan favourite.

He was the first overseas superstar to join the Toon project, and has been a transformative figure on the pitch. He is someone who fans have gravitated to, much to the delight of the Brazilian.
Luckily for those Toon fans with ‘Bruno G. 39′ on their shirt, he is going to be staying at St James’ Park for a lot longer.
That is because the 25-year-old is due to sign a new contract to extend his stay on Tyneside until 2028. Bruno is going to become the club’s best paid player ever, and it feels like an announcement is imminent.
Toon fans love having Bruno in the middle, and that is why he is the most popular player to have on the back of your Newcastle shirt – and he has been ever since he arrived.
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