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Newcastle United confirm Aidan Harris loan move to Hebburn Town

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Newcastle United confirmed Aidan Harris joined Hebburn Town on a short-term loan, according to the NUFC Blog. Harris is a 19-year-old goalkeeper who previously played for Coleraine. Harris expressed his eagerness to start playing for Hebburn Town, mentioning his first game was on Saturday. Hebburn goalkeeping coach Carl Morris saw this as an opportunity for Harris to gain experience.

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Newcastle United confirmed Aidan Harris joined Hebburn Town on a short-term loan, according to the NUFC Blog. Harris is a 19-year-old goalkeeper who previously played for Coleraine.

Harris expressed his eagerness to start playing for Hebburn Town, mentioning his first game was on Saturday. Hebburn goalkeeping coach Carl Morris saw this as an opportunity for Harris to gain experience.

The loan move was considered a positive step by Mark Carruthers of the Shields Gazette, who noted Hebburn's experience with young loanees and Harris's background training with Newcastle's first-team goalkeepers.

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Newcastle United have confirmed that Aidan Harris has joined Hebburn Town on a short-term loan, with the young goalkeeper heading to National League North. The 19-year-old already has senior experience from his spell at Coleraine, where he made 22 appearances and kept eight clean sheets during the first half of the 2025/26 season. "Can't wait to get started with the club, play some games and hopefully make a difference with the team. Harris won Newcastle's Wor Jackie Award in 2024 and was first named in a senior matchday squad for our Champions League trip to AC Milan at the San Siro. According to Mark Carruthers of the Shields Gazette, Hebburn manager Daniel Moore expected Newcastle to turn down his approach and was surprised to get the chance to bring Harris in.

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