Jack Butland joins Hull City with England ambitions
Hull City has signed goalkeeper Jack Butland on a two-year contract, with the option of an additional 12 months. The 33-year-old, who holds the record for England's youngest-ever goalkeeper, aims to add to his nine caps. Butland made his senior debut in 2012 at the age of 19 and is eager to return to the national team.
Why Hull City?
Butland cited Hull City's opportunity to return to the Premier League as a key factor in his decision. The Tigers are preparing for their top-flight return after a nine-year absence. Butland believes he can thrive in the Premier League and is excited to showcase his skills.
England ambitions
Butland still holds the record for England's youngest-ever goalkeeper and is proud of this achievement. He hopes to add more caps to his tally and sees his move to Hull City as a step towards this goal.
Premier League return
Butland is excited about returning to the Premier League and the challenges it presents. He believes he is in his prime and is ready to take on the competition. The goalkeeper is determined to play for as long as possible and is focused on securing the number one role at Hull City.
