PREMIER League newcomers Hull City have confirmed their retained list, with young midfielder Harry Vaughan among the players to leave the club at the end of his deal this summer.

Meanwhile, the club has exercised a one-year extension option in the contract of goalkeeper Harvey Cartwright, 24, who has spent time on loan at the likes of Grimsby Town and Hartlepool United in recent seasons.

Meanwhile, Vaughan, 22, who burst onto the scene back in exciting fashion in 2023-24, will leave the club when his contract expires on June 30. He is currently on loan at Irish outfit Bohemians.

The club have confirmed that loan deals for first-teamers Toby Collyer, Joe Gelhardt, Amir Hadžiahmetović, Yū Hirakawa, Lewis Koumas and John Lundstram will terminate at the end of June.

Former Hull City boss Liam Rosenior pictured with Harry Vaughan as Lewie Coyle (right) leaves the field (Image: Lewis Storey/Getty Images)

placeholder image — Former Hull City boss Liam Rosenior pictured with Harry Vaughan as Lewie Coyle (right) leaves the field (Image: Lewis Storey/Getty Images)

Gelhardt has been strongly linked with a permanent move to the club in the summer window from Leeds United.

All of the club's other first-team players remain under contract for the 2026-27 Premier League season.

Under-21 youngsters James Debayo, Cathal McCarthy, Hugh Parker, Tyrell Sellars-Fleming and Khiani Shombe are also contracted to the Tigers next term, with Stan Ashbee, Ed Devine, Archie Howard, Aidon Shehu and Nathan Tinsdale having been each offered fresh terms.

Pharrell Brown, Rocco Coyle, Sammy Henia-Kamau, João Mendes, Harry Revill, Noah Wadsworth and Callum Yam have all been released.