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Premier League: Hull City ordered to pay £2m for Tom Ince

Tom Ince, Hull City
Image: Tom Ince: Hull ordered to pay £2m in compensation for England U21 player

A transfer tribunal has ordered Hull to pay an initial £2m for Tom Ince following his move from Blackpool in July 2014.

Ince was linked with a number of clubs before Hull secured his signature, after his contract expired at Bloomfield Road.

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He subsequently joined Hull on a two-year contract but they must now pay the Championship side £2m plus add-ons in compensation as Ince is only 22.

Ince’s first club, Liverpool, will also benefit from the deal, with 35 per cent or £700,000 of the fee going to Brendan Rodgers’ side for their part in developing the player.

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Ince started the first three Premier League games of the season for Steve Bruce’s side and also scored in the 3-2 defeat to West Brom in the Capital One Cup.

He then joined Nottingham Forest on loan, where he featured in six matches, and the England U21 international has played a further four times for the Tigers, including against Arsenal in the FA Cup, since returning to the KC Stadium.

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