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Tom Ince has completed his move to Hull City after months of continued negotiations surrounding the Blackpool mans future.
The news was confirmed via the clubs official Twitter page, after weeks of talks between the clubs. A number of clubs were interested in Ince, who spent the second half of last season on loan at Crystal Palace under Tony Pulis.
There were reports that Palace wanted to sign Ince on a permanent basis, but he has made the move to Steve Bruce’s side as he looks to get his career back on track.
Ince was also close to joining Inter Milan, a club that his father Paul played for during his illustrious career.
Ince was close to agreeing a move to the Serie A, but he backed out of the move as he wanted to make his mark in the Premier League despite flying out to Milan at the time.
Ince signs for the Premier League side on a two-year deal.
Ince created nine chances in the eight games he played for Crystal Palace.
