Hartlepool United loanee Nicke Kabamba drops intriguing hint about his future plans amid Pools interest in permanent move
Kabamba has scored seven goals, including one in the season finale 3-2 win over Salford City on Saturday, during his successful loan spell at Hartlepool United and he has previously expressed a desire to remain at Pools next season.
Those hopes have been boosted after the striker confirmed he won't be returning to Havant.
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Hide AdPosting on Twitter, he wrote: "Just want to thank everyone at @HWFCOfficial for my time there earlier this season, All the best for next year."
A fan then asked if that meant he wouldn't be returning, to which he replied: "Nah wont be coming back pal."
Pools are keen to sign the striker on a permanent deal.
Speaking exclusively to the Mail earlier this year, Kabamba was asked about his future and the possibility of remaining at Pools next season.
The striker positively replied: “I’ve been having a word with my agent and with Higgy [Craig Hignett]. Hopefully we should be able to get something sorted out.”
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Hide AdGeography and relocation was always going to be the major issue in any permanent switch but those comments raised hopes a deal could be struck.
Kabamba was signed by Lee Bradbury last summer following his release from Fratton Park.
The 26-year-old penned a one-year deal as the Hawks prepared for their maiden season in the National League.