Hull City playmaker and ex-Huddersfield Town loanee Kasey Palmer 'in talks' over Luton Town move
Hull City playmaker Kasey Palmer is reportedly in talks over a loan move to Luton Town.
The 29-year-old joined the Tigers from Coventry City for an undisclosed fee in the summer of 2024, penning a three-year deal.
He has since made 37 appearances for the club, managing one goal and three assists. This season, the Jamaica international has been afforded just three league starts.
It appears he could be on his way out of the MKM Stadium, with a League One switch seemingly on the cards.
Hull City loan exit on cards
According to Hull Live, Palmer is in discussions over a move that would see him spend the rest of the campaign on loan at Luton.
Palmer is not expected to be in Hull’s squad for their trip to Preston North End tonight (January 20) as he looks to complete a move.
A buy clause is not thought to be on the table, meaning Palmer may still have a future at Hull.
His exit could potentially pave the way for Kieran Dowell to join Hull from Rangers amid persistent speculation over his future.
Kasey Palmer’s career path
A product of the Charlton Athletic and Chelsea academies, Palmer was first given senior football on a regular basis in West Yorkshire.
He was loaned to Huddersfield in 2016 and was part of the Terriers squad that sealed promotion to the Premier League.
Another loan arrangement was reached after Huddersfield climbed into the top flight, although Palmer found opportunities limited and saw his second stay ended prematurely. He left having made 32 appearances and scored five goals under David Wagner.
Chelsea went on to loan the attacking midfielder to Derby County, Blackburn Rovers and Bristol City before sanctioning a permanent exit in 2019.
He joined Bristol City on a permanent basis and was at Ashton Gate for three years, having a loan spell at Swansea City during his time there.
Coventry signed him in the summer of 2022 before selling him to Hull two years later.