Karl Darlow has completed his move to Hull City in the closing stage of the January transfer window. The Newcastle United stopper has joined the Championship outfit on loan until the end of the season.
Chronicle Live understands Hull will attempt to make the deal permanent in the summer. Darlow has fallen down the pecking order at St James' Park recently but will be drafted straight into the first-team at MKM Stadium due to a shortage of goalkeepers at the club.
Darlow's future at the club came into question in recent weeks after Martin Dubravka's impromptu return from his Manchester United at the start of January. With Nick Pope unbeatable in between the sticks at present and Loris Karius signing a new deal, Darlow is the keeper forced to leave St James' Park.
