Newcastle United reportedly has no plans to send Aladji Bamba out on loan in January, despite recent suggestions that a temporary move could help the £30 million summer signing find regular senior minutes. The Daily Mail’s Craig Hope reported that…

Newcastle United reportedly has no plans to send midfielder Aladji Bamba out on loan in January, according to Craig Hope of the Daily Mail. Despite playing just 27 minutes since his £30 million summer arrival from Monaco, the club expects the 20-year-old to stay on Tyneside through the winter window.
The report contrasts with a suggestion from The Athletic's Chris Waugh, who wrote Newcastle should consider a loan move if playing time remains limited. Manager Matthias Jaissle acknowledged Bamba has faced a difficult physical adjustment to the Premier League, but the club is reportedly encouraged by his recent training performances.
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