Transfer news: Premier League target Thomas Ince given green light for loan move by Blackpool

Midfielder could be on his way to Swansea

Charles Reynolds
Monday 27 January 2014 14:04 GMT
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Swansea are expected to loan Blackpool star Thomas Ince after the youngster was reportedly given permission to join a Premier League club.

Ince, 22, son of recently sacked Blackpool manager Paul, has been linked with a whole host of Premier League clubs and recently and perhaps more surprisingly Monaco.

Blackpool have now said on their website: "Blackpool Football Club can confirm that, following discussions with Thomas Ince and his representative, permission has been given for Thomas to discuss a loan move to a Premier League club.

"Thomas has expressed his ambition to play in the Premier League for the remainder of the season, a decision that the club fully understands and supports."

Ince is Blackpool's top scorer this season with seven goals.

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