Jeff Hendrick: Last News

Defiant Ryan Porteous already reckons the English Championship is a better standard than Scotland's top-flight.

Newcastle have reportedly axed three first-team regulars to the club’s Under-23s squad ahead of several potential big money signings.The Magpies currently possess a bloated squad of more than 30 players. That has prompted head coach Eddie Howe to send Dwight Gayle, Jeff Hendrick and Ciaran Clark to train at the club’s academy base, according to The Daily Mail.It comes ahead of the players potentially moving on this summer, with Championship clubs interested in signing all three.

Republic of Ireland midfielder Jeff Hendrick has explained how Cristiano Ronaldo's brace against them in September 'hurt', as the Manchester United forward produced late heroics to deny the Irish.

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Cristiano Ronaldo became the leading goal scorer in international football history despite missing a penalty in Portugal's win with the Republic of Ireland.The new Manchester United signing saw an early penalty saved by teenage goalkeeper Gavin Bazunu before John Egan's header gave the Irish the lead in the World Cup qualifier.Following a lengthy VAR delay, Bazunu dove to his right to save splendidly from the Portugal captain as Stephen Kenny's side defended valiantly in the Algarve.The 36-year-old's late brace moved him clear of Ali Daei as the leading international goal scorer of all-time with a total of 111 goals for Portugal.The hosts started dominantly and won a penalty after just 10 minutes after Jeff Hendrick fouled Bruno Fernandes

Newcastle United have started the season with two wins – unusual for a club that frequently has to battling through an early crisis.

Newcastle.The Republic of Ireland star admits everything was a bit of a blur as clubs including AC Milan chased his signature.The 28-year-old midfielder had run down his contract at Burnley and found he was suddenly in demand so kept himself fit by going down the local park.Hendrick said: “It was a really nice feeling when I was told AC Milan were interested. Everyone knows how massive that club is so it gave me a real confidence boost.“But I'm really glad to have come here and I can't wait to get started.

Newcastle United have confirmed the signing of Jeff Hendrick on a four-year contract.And manager Steve Bruce is delighted the former Burnley star has finally arrived at St James' Park.The Magpies boss said: "Jeff is someone I've admired for a long time. I watched him when he was at Derby, then he went to Burnley for a lot of money and couldn't afford him, so I missed out then!"He's an experienced international football who can play all across the midfield so we welcome him aboard.

Newcastle boss Steve Bruce has assured youngster Matty Longstaff he'll be a key member of his squad next season despite the imminent arrival of Jeff Hendrick. The Toon chief has convinced the 20-year-old to stay at St James' Park despite interest from home and abroad.Longstaff's decision to stay put is a major triumph for Bruce who spent hours on the phone to the youngster persuading him to sign a new long-term deal.Serie A outfit Udinese had appeared favourites to land Longstaff but their interest waned following Watford's relegation – they had planned to loan him out to the Hornets.

Newcastle United are closing in on a deal to sign Republic of Ireland midfielder Jeff Hendrick. The 28-year-old is available on a free transfer after leaving Burnley at the end of his contract in June.

Celtic are lining up a summer move for Republic of Ireland pair Robbie Brady and Jeff Hendrick on a free transfer - according to a report.

Newcastle are reportedly considering a double swoop for Burnley’s Jeff Hendrick and Robbie Brady this summer.

Sean Dyche has opened up on the desperate situation at Burnley regarding players' contracts as he failed to name a full bench against Manchester City.