Kieran Trippier has vowed to go out on a high at Newcastle United after insisting his job isn't done despite announcing his departure at the end of the season.

Trippier released an emotional statement over the weekend as he revealed he would be parting company with the club after four years on Tyneside.

The full-back has played a pivotal role in the rise of the Magpies under Eddie Howe from a relegation-threatened side when he first joined to winning silverware and qualifying for the Champions League twice.

The 35-year-old is determined that his swansong won't be a damp squib, however. The former England international is already fully focused on finishing the season strongly and guiding Newcastle into Europe.

The Magpies sit 12th in the Premier League table after an inconsistent season, and were beaten 2-1 by Sunderland last time out. However, with seven games left - starting with Crystal Palace on Sunday, April 12, there is still time to turn their fortunes around.

"Me coming out now and saying I'm leaving doesn't matter," Trippier said. "You're still going to get 100 per cent commitment from...