Luton Town targets Kasey Palmer as Wilshere outlines squad plans
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 3, 2026, 3:43 PM
Last updated Jul 3, 2026
Luton Town manager Jack Wilshere focuses on bolstering his squad for the upcoming League One season. He expressed interest in signing Kasey Palmer, who previously played for Luton on loan from Hull City, where he scored eight goals in 20 appearances. Wilshere noted that Palmer wants to return but his status remains uncertain. Luton has already signed George Johnston from Bolton to enhance their defense, and Wilshere is targeting additional signings, especially in the loan market, to build a competitive team. The club begins its League One campaign at Reading on August 15.
- •Jack Wilshere confirms interest in Kasey Palmer from Hull City.
- •Palmer scored eight goals during a loan spell at Luton.
- •George Johnston is the only new signing so far for the team.
- •Luton plays their first League One match away at Reading on August 15.
- •Luton aims to strengthen squad depth ahead of the upcoming season.
- 3:43 PMYahoo Sports — Luton wait on Palmer as Wilshere outlines transfer strategy
"Luton Town boss Jack Wilshere tells BBC Three Counties Radio they want to sign Kasey Palmer from Hull City.
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