Steve Bruce delivers verdict on Blackpool’s latest addition and shares hopes for ex-Plymouth Argyle promotion winner

For the rest of the season, the 25-year-old has moved to the Fylde Coast on loan from Stoke City, with the Seasiders covering for Kyle Joseph, who just joined Hull City for an estimated £2.5 million. Ennis has a record of 28 goals and 16 assists in League One, despite having a difficult season in the Championship. His first stay in the level ended with promotion while he was at Plymouth Argyle.When Blackpool plays Charlton Athletic at home this weekend, the forward might get his Tangerine debut. When Blackpool plays Charlton Athletic at home this weekend, the forward might get his Tangerine debut. He has performed admirably at this level; with his goal, he helped Plymouth advance, and he made the transition to the Championship, however things didn’t work out the way he had intended.

“It can only benefit us since we know he has demonstrated himself at this level. Let’s hope he can get started right away since the more talented players you have on the team, the better.We have been keeping an eye on that area of the field since Kyle (Joseph) left. We’ve made the decision to add another striker with 19 games remaining, and we’re excited to do so.We have been keeping an eye on that area of the field since Kyle (Joseph) left. We’ve made the decision to add another striker with 19 games remaining, and we’re excited to do so.All of this began when Kyle made his unexpected move. It’s the most crucial region, and we’ve had some difficulties there.

Ennis’s current career

The forward began his career with Wolves, where he played one senior game. He also went on loan to Shrewsbury, Doncaster Rovers, and Burton Albion, where he experienced League One for the first time. His time at the Eco-Power Stadium gave him a genuine chance in the third division after he had only made one appearance for the Salop. He finished with six goals and four assists in 29 appearances for Rovers. He didn’t have a good experience with Burton, and in 2021 he left Wolves permanently to join Plymouth Argyle, where he had his best goal-scoring run.

He contributed five assists and ten goals in 49 games throughout his first two seasons at Home Park. Ennis had his greatest season to date during his third campaign, scoring 12 goals and dishing out six assists in 38 League One games. After departing Plymouth with 24 goals and 12 assists in 97 games overall across all competitions, Ennis won a transfer to Blackburn Rovers in 2023. He only managed 13 games in his one season at Ewood Park before moving to Stoke last year, where his problems have persisted.