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Overview
Weighted average of attribute scores for this role, position-adjusted. Standout attributes count more than weaknesses.
Attributes (grouped)
Mobility
Quick over the first few yards when attacking the flank. (conf 0.55)
Still a fast winger in transition at 31. (conf 0.55)
Capable changing direction on the touchline. (conf 0.45)
Covers the full flank for 90 minutes; 46 appearances in 2025-26. (conf 0.55)
Control
Reliable control in wide areas. (conf 0.45)
Direct runner who beats his marker down the right. (conf 0.45)
Not a strong ball shielder. (conf 0.4)
Capable striker of the ball from wide positions. (conf 0.45)
Distribution
Sound in combination play on the right. (conf 0.45)
Rarely asked to switch play from deep. (conf 0.4)
Known for consistent assists and 12 assists in one league season. (conf 0.55)
Finds runners with simple, quick passes. (conf 0.45)
Chance threat
Eight Premier League goals in a career-best season. (conf 0.5)
Takes sensible shots; not a high-volume shooter. (conf 0.45)
Times runs in behind and arrives at the back post. (conf 0.5)
No notable dead-ball role. (conf 0.3)
Duels
Average height; limited aerial threat. (conf 0.4)
Willing in duels, mainly on his own flank. (conf 0.45)
Defense
Energetic presser who leads the press from the right. (conf 0.5)
Contributes recoveries rather than tackles. (conf 0.4)
Works back to cover his full-back. (conf 0.4)
Mental
Steady in the final third, now a starter. (conf 0.45)
Chooses the simple, direct option reliably. (conf 0.45)
Known for relentless effort in and out of possession. (conf 0.55)
Resilience
Has been a regular for years, with few long absences. (conf 0.45)
Outlook
At 31 he has little further development expected. (conf 0.45)
EFL Cup winner and long-term Newcastle regular. (conf 0.5)
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Scouting Report & Player Insights
Jacob Murphy is an English right winger, born in Wembley, known for his direct running, work rate and consistent delivery from the right flank. He came through the Norwich City academy, spent several seasons on loan at other clubs, and joined his boyhood club Newcastle United in 2017. After loans at West Bromwich Albion and Sheffield Wednesday he returned to Tyneside in 2020 and became a regular under Eddie Howe. He made 46 appearances in 2025-26, including his first Champions League goal.
Won the EFL Cup with Newcastle United in 2025, the club's first major domestic trophy in 70 years.
Scored a brace against Tottenham in April 2023.
Reached 20 Premier League goal involvements (8 goals, 12 assists) in a single season.