Abu Kamara is set to return to Getafe once he recovers from an ankle injury which has prevented him from playing in recent weeks. There had been discussions about whether he would stay at City and potentially play in the final weeks of the season, with City boss Sergej Jakirovic hinting that it was a possibility. Getafe head coach José Bordalás wants the winger to return to the Estadio Coliseum, and it now appears this will happen, with Kamara returning to the Spanish capital to complete his loan and add to his nine appearances in the top flight. It is not yet known whether Kamara's move to La Liga will be made permanent in the summer.

Abu Kamara, who is on a season-long loan at Getafe, has returned to Hull City for treatment for a foot injury. There have been ongoing discussions regarding the possibility of ending his loan prematurely. It is thought that Getafe do not have the ability to end the loan without Hull City's agreement. It is believed that manager José Bordalás wants Abu Kamara back at the club when he is fit.

Abu Kamara, a 22-year-old English winger, has reached an agreement with Getafe. Ángel Torres, the president of Getafe, indicated that they have signed an excellent right-wing player, in reference to Abu Kamara. Kamara, who is transferring from Hull City, has shown a strong commitment to staying at Getafe. This transfer takes place during a busy window for Getafe, as the club manages several operations before the deadline. Torres confirmed the signing while speaking to the media at the Coliseum, highlighting the quality that Kamara brings to the team. The agreement with Kamara represents Getafe's strategic efforts during a vital time for the club. Kamara's current market value is €4.00m, as reported by Transfermarkt, and he had also been associated with clubs including Portsmouth and Rangers.