The Brazil international capped his 100th outing for the club with a goal, as Eddie Howe's side recorded a 1-0 victory over Fulham in the Premier League contest at Craven Cottage.
There remains ongoing speculation surrounding the midfielder's future, with Manchester City, Manchester United and Barcelona three of the clubs said to be keeping a close eye on his situation at St James' Park.
Newcastle head coach Howe admitted that he could not make any «guarantees» over the future of Guimaraes when questioned on the 26-year-old's future.
Due to the Premier League's Profit and Sustainability Rules, the Magpies will be forced into some difficult decisions this summer, with Guimaraes thought to be one of those who could be sold, but the South American has expressed a desire to remain with the club on a long-term basis.
Guimaraes wants to stay at Newcastle amid exit talk«I hope to stay much longer. I don't know what the future brings let's see, but I hope to play much more for Newcastle United,» he told Premier League Productions after the win over Fulham.
«What a day, what a day for me! The first 20 minutes was not good enough from us, but after that and then in the second half it was an unbelievable performance from everyone.
»100 games for the club, wow! What a journey I have been living here. I am very happy, glad. Everyone deserved to win the game today. The feeling against Everton, to lose the win in the last minutes hurt a lot.
«So to get here today, 100 games, score, what a day! We did not start well, so slow with and without the ball. We gave them so much time in
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