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Hull Owner Scolds Transfer Rumor Mill
23 Jul
Summary
- Hull owner refutes claims of transfer target rejections.
- Club preparing for Premier League return after nine years.
- Owner provides transfer clues with country flags and percentages.
Hull City owner Acun Ilicali has publicly expressed his dissatisfaction with transfer rumors, stating he is 'disturbed' by claims of rejection. As the club gears up for its return to the Premier League after a nine-year hiatus, Ilicali took an unusual step to clarify the team's transfer situation.
In a social media post, Ilicali shared a list with country flags and percentages, offering clues about ongoing negotiations. This follows the confirmed signings of Jack Butland, Oscar Zambrano, and Matt Targett. Reports suggest a deal for midfielder Hidemasa Morita from Japan is at 99% completion, while others from Greece and Sweden are at 90%.
Ilicali emphasized that the club has been working intensively on building a team that will make supporters proud. He also recently revealed the club secured a £55 million bridging loan to ensure financial strength for transfer activities, underscoring their commitment to a strong squad for the upcoming top-flight campaign.
