Kasey Palmer moved to Luton Town on loan and played his first game for the club against Plymouth Argyle. Palmer said the move is a significant event and that his time at Hull City had not proceeded as planned, adding that not playing had been difficult and that being far from home was not ideal. He also said that he now has the chance to return home, live there, be near his family, and that he hopes to start enjoying his football weekly. Palmer stated that many conversations had occurred in the previous week and that he is very pleased to be playing with his teammates again and enjoying his football, and hopes they can secure three points on Saturday.

Kasey Palmer's move to League One side Luton Town has been announced after the Jamaican midfielder completed a medical in Bedfordshire. Palmer's exit does not create the necessary space, and another departure is necessary for City to add another player to their defensive line after the club completed one deal and is close to adding two more before the end of the weekend.

Kasey Palmer's loan move to Luton Town is expected to be confirmed in the next 24 hours.

Jakirovic confirmed Kasey Palmer was close to joining Luton Town on loan, stating the Jamaican needs to play. The manager said he thinks this is good because he cannot give Palmer more minutes. He explained that they have good competition in midfield, especially if Collyer comes, and with Joe Gelhardt now back, they have many options. Jakirovic believes it is a great opportunity for Palmer, who needs minutes.