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Hull City were blessed this season with three every good goalkeepers in Matt Ingram, Nathan Baxter and youngster Harvey Cartwright, all of whom played a part in keeping the Tigers in the Championship this season. Cartwright, who has this week penned a new four-year deal at the MKM Stadium, admits working with his two teammates has been a real help this season.
Blackpool are casting their eyes over Hull City goalkeeper Matt Ingram, as per a Patreon report from journalist Alan Nixon.
Matt Ingram made 29 appearances for Hull City this season before Nathan Baxter came in on loan and became the preferred starting choice for goalkeeper.
Hull City are interested in bringing Nathan Baxter back on another loan deal from Premier League giants Chelsea, according to The Telegraph.
Matt Ingram has had his emergency loan deal at Luton Town from Hull City extended by another week. Ingram joined the Hatters for their final two matches of the season and after they secured their spot in the top six on the final day, will now take part in their semi-final tie with Huddersfield Town.
Hull City do not have long before they must reveal the make-up of the squad for the new Championship campaign which gets underway at the end of July. Saturday's 1-1 draw with Nottingham Forest brought the curtain down on the Tigers' campaign at the MKM Stadium, but already attention is turning towards next.
Hull City head coach Shota Arveladze has confirmed Di'Shon Bernard, Nathan Baxter, Marcus Forss and Liam Walsh will all return to their parent clubs now the Championship season has come to an end.
Shota Arveladze's Hull City were never going to let the season end with a whimper, and so it proved on Saturday when they recovered from Brennan Johnson's injury-time penalty to salvage a 1-1 draw with Nottingham Forest.