Hull City- Player In- Darren Bent
Much has been made about clubs that get promoted to the Premier League needing a player who can score at least 15 goals for them during a season. This can be the difference between staying in the Premier League for another season or being relegated. The Premier league is a very tough league to stay in and having a quality striker will go along way to ensuring Premier League survival. Hull’s manager Steve Bruce is a very experienced manager and will know this fact only to well. That is why he is so desperate for his club to sign a quality striker during the summer transfer window. Hull have been linked with Aston Villa’s want away striker Darren Bent and the former England international would be perfect for the club. Bent was a prolific striker before he moved to Aston Villa and will more than likely guarantee a team at least 15 goals in a season. Bruce is chasing Bent and is thought to be ready to pay the £6 million asking price to land the striker. Bent really could be difference between relegation and staying in the Premier League for Hull.
Hull City- Player Out- Matty Fryatt
Fryatt suffered a serious Achilles injury during last season, meaning he barely played for Hull during the last campaign. He did return for the last few games of the season but failed to score any goals. With Steve Bruce set to sign a quality striker this summer, it may be difficult for Fryatt to get back into the clubs first team, especially as he will still be recovering from injury. It may be that Fryatt leaves the club or is sent out on loan so that he can get plenty of first team action that will see him return to his prolific best.