The outgoings at Newcastle United continue in the January transfer window. There has been a real focus on loan departures at St James’ Park, with Charlie McArthur joining Carlisle United on a deal until the end of the season. My 2022 England World Cup Squad & Starting XI Newcastle have also loaned out Travis Hernes, as the midfielder heads to Denmark to play for Aalborg. Now another departure has been confirmed, as Paul Mitchell ensures that the Newcastle United youngsters get the first-team experience they need at this stage in their career. Alex Murphy leaves Newcastle United on loan for Bolton Alex Murphy of Newcastle United (37) arrives for the Emirates FA Cup Third Round match between Newcastle United and Bromley at St James’ Park on Ja… Photo by Serena Taylor/Newcastle United via Getty Images Alex Murphy recently said he wanted to go out on loan, and now his wish has come true. It has been confirmed that the Irish defender will spend the rest of the season on loan at Bolton Wanderers. This is his first loan exit since becoming a Newcastle United player. It is a great opportunity for Alex Murphy, who has been in and around the first-team all season. He made his first-team debut last year, making two Premier League appearances in the 2023/24 campaign. Now he is in League One with Bolton, and Murphy has stated on his official Instagram account that he is very excited about the opportunity. Alongside a picture of his unveiling, he wrote: “Buzzing to be here, can’t wait to get going.” Murphy’s message received a response from Newcastle United first-team player Callum Wilson. He commented: “Good luck bro.” There were also messages of support from Trevan Sanusi, Cathal Heffernan, Jamie Miley and darts superstar Chris Dobey. When Alex Murphy could make his Bolton debut It could be a quick turnaround for Murphy, with Bolton in action on Tuesday night. They face Charlton Athletic at home tonight (January 21st), and Murphy is eligible to make his debut. After that, Bolton face Huddersfield Town away on Saturday. Murphy will hope to make a fast start to his Bolton career, with the 20-year-old set to wear the number three shirt. It will be interesting to see whether he is used at centre-back or left-back, with Murphy boasting the ability to operate in both roles. The outgoings at Newcastle United continue in the January transfer window. There has been a real focus on loan departures at St James’ Park, with Charlie McArthur joining Carlisle United on a deal until the end of the season. My 2022 England World Cup Squad & Starting XI Newcastle have also loaned out Travis Hernes, as the midfielder heads to Denmark to play for Aalborg. Now another departure has been confirmed, as Paul Mitchell ensures that the Newcastle United youngsters get the first-team experience they need at this stage in their career. Alex Murphy leaves Newcastle United on loan for Bolton Alex Murphy of Newcastle United (37) arrives for the Emirates FA Cup Third Round match between Newcastle United and Bromley at St James’ Park on Ja… Photo by Serena Taylor/Newcastle United via Getty Images Alex Murphy recently said he wanted to go out on loan, and now his wish has come true. It has been confirmed that the Irish defender will spend the rest of the season on loan at Bolton Wanderers. This is his first loan exit since becoming a Newcastle United player. It is a great opportunity for Alex Murphy, who has been in and around the first-team all season. He made his first-team debut last year, making two Premier League appearances in the 2023/24 campaign. Now he is in League One with Bolton, and Murphy has stated on his official Instagram account that he is very excited about the opportunity. Alongside a picture of his unveiling, he wrote: “Buzzing to be here, can’t wait to get going.” Murphy’s message received a response from Newcastle United first-team player Callum Wilson. He commented: “Good luck bro.” There were also messages of support from Trevan Sanusi, Cathal Heffernan, Jamie Miley and darts superstar Chris Dobey. When Alex Murphy could make his Bolton debut It could be a quick turnaround for Murphy, with Bolton in action on Tuesday night. They face Charlton Athletic at home tonight (January 21st), and Murphy is eligible to make his debut. After that, Bolton face Huddersfield Town away on Saturday. Murphy will hope to make a fast start to his Bolton career, with the 20-year-old set to wear the number three shirt. It will be interesting to see whether he is used at centre-back or left-back, with Murphy boasting the ability to operate in both roles.
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