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Jeff Hendricks admits he wanted move away from Newcastle

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1 year ago

February 2, 2022

On Monday night the transfer window closed, ushering in a morning of surprises for football fans given after transfer deadline day.

Most players would prefer to play in the Premier League rather than the Championship, but that is not the case for Irish midfielder Jeff Hendrick, who is excited to join QPR on loan from Newcastle United.

Hendrick in training
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The 30-year-old is under contract with the Magpies for four years, Hendricks signed in 2020 on a free transfer from Burnley, and had no intention of leaving until his game time was drastically reduced following a red card last season.

An example of Hendricks limited game time, is throughout all of January, the Republic of Ireland international hadn’t made a single start, managing a pitiful four substitute appearances, and he wasn’t satisfied. “Anyone who knows me well will know I will be disappointed with the game time I have got this season,”

“I wanted to get out, get games and enjoy my football,” he said.

When a loan deal, albeit to a championship club, became available, Hendrick seized the opportunity to demonstrate his worth, resulting in a successful loan move to the Hoops before the winter transfer window closed yesterday.

QPR, who are currently fighting for promotion to the EPL, believe Jeff Hendrick is the right person to push their side towards that goal, and are just as happy to have him.

R’s manager, Mark Warburton said: “I am delighted to bring Jeff in. Jeff has shown his quality…on the international stage and in the Premier League…that championship experience…can be so important”.

Warburton spoke of his teams spirit and how Hendricks character was a good match:

“The players have worked so hard to build a brilliant dressing room culture, one that has such togetherness and harmony, so anyone we add must be the right character – and Jeff certainly fits the bill in that respect.

“I am very much looking forward to working with him over the coming weeks and months.”

It’s now up to the Irish to prove his worth, and perhaps help his side get back in the Premier League.

Hendricks could make his first Championship appearance for QPR against Middlesbrough, 9th February, at the Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium.

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