BOMBSHELL TRANSFER ALERT! “I’M NOW HERE – AND I’M READY TO SET ST JAMES’ PARK ON FIRE!” Newcastle Winger Drops JAW-DROPPING Message to Fans After Shock January Move Officially Confirmed – You Won’t Believe What He Just Promised Toon Army Supporters!
Newcastle United have wasted no time, sealing a deal even before the January transfer window officially opens.

After a hugely disappointing opening half of the campaign in Belgium, Newcastle United prospect Antonio Cordero has seen his loan spell with KVC Westerlo brought to an early end.
The highly rated Spanish youngster struggled badly for opportunities, featuring in just eight matches across all competitions and accumulating fewer than 120 minutes on the pitch.
None of those appearances came from the starting lineup, leaving the winger frustrated and short of the regular football needed at his age.
Unsurprisingly, Newcastle were unhappy with how the situation developed and made the decision to recall Cordero before the loan reached its conclusion.
The club felt the lack of meaningful involvement was doing little to aid his progression and moved swiftly to find a more suitable environment for his development.
It had been widely expected that Cordero would return to Spain, and Newcastle have now officially confirmed that he will spend the rest of the season on loan at Cadiz CF.
The move back to the Spanish second tier was an open secret, and the teenager has already embraced the switch, sending an enthusiastic message to Cadiz supporters via Instagram as he looks ahead to the challenge.
Cordero’s arrival at Cadiz represents something of a homecoming.
Although he came through the academy at Malaga, the 19-year-old is originally from the Cadiz region, making this a familiar setting on and off the pitch.
Newcastle remain optimistic about Cordero’s long-term potential after securing his signature on a free transfer during the summer, beating competition from giants such as Real Madrid and Barcelona.
While academy projects do not always unfold smoothly, there is a sense that, with guidance and game time, Cordero could develop into a star.



