Wolves 'keeper Aaron McCarey signs new contract ahead of York loan switch
Young Wolves keeper Aaron McCarey has left to join York City on loan – but his future is very much at Molineux.
The 21-year-old shotstopper, whose departure means Wayne Hennessey is back in a Wolves squad for the first time since April 2012 for tomorrow's clash at Peterborough, has penned a new two-and-a-half year deal to keep him at Molineux until 2016.
And he is set to make his debut for the Minstermen in tomorrow's visit of Rochdale, which is the first of seven potential appearances until January 4.
McCarey, whose only appearance for Wolves came in the Johnstone's Paint Trophy penalty shootout win over his former loan team Walsall in September, is seen as the latest high-quality keeper to roll off the club academy's production line after Matt Murray, Wayne Hennessey and Carl Ikeme.
Head coach Kenny Jackett said: "I'm very pleased he's committed here because he has a terrific future.
"He's a very confident young man who has a bit of everything.
"He's very vocal for a young player which in a goalkeeper is a very good strength to have."