Newcastle agree fourth mortgage deal as highly-rated Magazine heads to Bolton

It’s been a quiet month for incomings to date, with nearly all of speak centering round outgoings.

Miguel Almiron is closing in on a transfer to Atlanta United and Lloyd Kelly is receiving curiosity from Fenerbahce and Juventus, however we’ve additionally seen mortgage strikes for fringe man Isaac Hayden (Portsmouth) and some of our prime Beneath-21 abilities.

Right here’s the newest, as one in every of our first post-takeover recruits seems set for a spell in League One.

In line with stories on Monday morning, Newcastle defender Alex Murphy is on his approach to Bolton Wanderers.

The Mail’s Craig Hope reveals that the 20-year-old seems set to hitch the League One aspect right this moment, with the transfer anticipated to be a straight mortgage for the rest of the season.

Murphy has shone at Beneath-21 degree since arriving from Galway FC in the summertime of 2022, leaving him keen for normal minutes at senior degree.

The Eire Beneath-21 worldwide made two Premier League appearances final season, that includes in wins over Sheffield United and Chelsea, as nicely showing in pr-season excursions and coaching repeatedly with our first staff.

Now, he’ll be a part of a Bolton aspect pushing for promotion again to the Championship, with the Trotters at present three factors away from the play-off spots.

Murphy will grow to be the third Academy expertise to go away on mortgage this month, with Travis Hernes and Charlie McArthur additionally departing.

Final week, the membership confirmed that Danish aspect Aalborg BK had agreed to signal Hernes on mortgage for the rest of the season, topic to work allow approval.

The 19-year-old Norwegian joined the Toon from Shrewsbury in 2023 and made his first senior outing in our post-season tour of Australia final summer time.

As for McArthur, the Scottish centre-back has signed for League Two aspect Carlisle for the second half of the season, becoming a member of former Mags Mike Williamson (supervisor) and Paul Dummett in Cumbria.

McArthur made his first begin for Carlisle over the weekend, taking part in 90 minutes in a 1-0 defeat to Bradford Metropolis.