Latest. Loan Watch: Cordero at the double in Cádiz win

Antonio Cordero (Cadiz)
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newcastleunited.com rounds up the latest action involving the Magpies' loanees, which included a brace and a senior debut...

Antonio Cordero

The Spanish forward inspired Cádiz towards their first win of the 2026/27 LaLiga HyperMotion campaign after scoring twice in Saturday's 4-0 win against CD Leganés.

The 19-year-old, who has represented his country at Under-18 and Under-19 level, opened the scoring inside six minutes at Nuevo Mirandilla before doubling his tally in the closing stages of the second half, playing the full 90 minutes.

The victory leaves Cádiz situated in 18th place of the Spanish second tier.

Anthony Munda

The Cowgate-born midfielder, a product of the Magpies' Academy since the age of nine, made his eighth consecutive League Two start for Swindon Town in Saturday's 1-0 defeat against Rochdale.

The Robins, managed by Ian Holloway, were reduced to ten men in the closing stages following Kaelan Majekodunmi's dismissal before Cian Hayes' glancing header condemned Swindon to a late loss, with Munda playing the full game at the Crown Oil Arena.

Swindon currently occupy 13th place in the English fourth tier, three points shy of the play-off spots.

Harrison Ashby

The Milton Keynes-born full-back, who joined League One side Luton Town on loan for the duration of the 2026/27 season, was in action as the Hatters defeated Colchester United via penalties in Saturday's EFL Trophy Southern Group D clash.

Devante Cole's late strike looked to have secured maximum points for the cup holders, managed by former Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere, before Bradley Ihionvien's 90th minute effort sent the game to penalties.

Luton, however, picked up an additional point after prevailing 4-3 in the shoot-out, with Ashby playing the full game at the JobServe Community Stadium.

Oliver Holland

The 17-year-old goalkeeper, who signed a full-time scholarship with the Magpies in July 2025, made an emergency loan move to Newcastle Blue Star following an injury to Will Anderson, who departed Newcastle's Academy last summer.

Holland got off to a winning start as The Star, managed by former Newcastle striker Paul Brayson, claimed a 5-1 win against Newcastle Benfield in the Northern League Division One on Friday.

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