Hull City transfer news: Harvey Cartwright joins League One side Wycombe as Tigers continue to pursue Newcastle United custodian Karl Darlow

The England under-20 player returned from a loan stint at Peterborough United earlier this month after being recalled from his parent club.

Cartwright, 20 made just one appearance in his time with Posh and has now been allowed to move out once more.

He made his under-20s debut last spring, having earlier been capped at under-18 level with the Young Lions.

The Grimsby-born player made his under-20s bow in the Europe Elite League fixture in Poland in late March, with a memorable season having also seen the young keeper be handed his first-team debut for Hull, lining up in the second-tier games against QPR and Barnsley last term.

He signed a new four-year deal with a further year’s option last May.

Speaking earlier in January, Tigers head coach Liam Rosenior said: "He (Cartwright) is coming back. I want to see him in person.

"He’s a really outstanding goalkeeper with a lot of potential and we are going to assess, over the next few days, what the right thing is for his development.

"Whether it’s more game time or staying here. If Harvey does leave, we will look to strengthen that position.”

Hull are in the market for another senior goalkeeping option to compete with Matt Ingram following Nathan Baxter's loan return to Chelsea, with Newcastle United custodian Karl Darlow being widely tipped to join on loan for the remainder of the campaign.

Darlow, 32, has made just one first-team appearance this term for the Magpies.