Luton Town have dipped into the emergency loan market just in time to bring in a new goalkeeper as they look to firm up their Championship play-off spot.
The Hatters have been given special dispensation to sign Hull City stopper Matt Ingram. The 28-year-old joins on an initial seven-day loan and is expected to be given a prompt debut on Bank Holiday Monday, as Town travel to face Fulham.
Ingram was drafted in after a serious knee injury to James Shea recently. That left Harry Isted as the only available replacement but as the 25-year-old is not recognised as a senior stopper - having started just one league game - the Hatters were allowed to bring in a senior replacement. If Ingram does feature at Craven Cottage he will be the sixth different man to don the gloves in the league for them this season.
