Antonio Cordero

19-Year-Old ForwardF
Newcastle United
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Back to England
FNewcastle United
July 3, 2026
Cordero will return to parent club Newcastle following the conclusion of his loan spells at Westerlo and Cadiz.
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Cordero endured a difficult first half of the season at Westerlo, managing just seven brief substitute appearances for a total of 87 minutes in the Belgian Pro League before being recalled and sent to Cadiz in January. His second loan proved far more productive, making 21 second division appearances including 15 starts and scoring three goals in his final four outings, including a decisive strike in a 3-0 win over Leganes that sealed the club's survival. Cordero now returns to Newcastle ahead of pre-season where he will look to build on his strong second-half showing at Cadiz as he bids to eventually force his way into coach Eddie Howe's Premier League squad.
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Joins KVC Westerlo on loan
FFree Agent
August 1, 2025
Cordero has joined KVC Westerlo on loan from Newcastle United for the 2025/26 season, his parent club announced.
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Joins Newcastle as free agent
FNewcastle United
June 5, 2025
Cordero is joining Newcastle United as a free agent, the club announced. "Antonio is an exciting talent. We're delighted to bring him to Newcastle United amidst interest in Spain and across Europe. He has lots of potential, and the next phase of his development will be for the club to select a loan move that will challenge him and build on his experiences," said Paul Mitchell, Newcastle United sporting director.
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