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Peterborough United director of football Barry Fry has confirmed the club’s interest in Hull City forward Mallik Wilks. Wilks has featured just once for the Tigers since a 2-1 defeat at Nottingham Forest in December in a six-minute cameo appearance from the bench against Posh.
Following a change in ownership at the MKM Stadium earlier this year, it could turn out to be an exciting summer for Hull City fans as their club may engage in a great deal of transfer business.
Hull City boss Shota Arveladze believes it’s vitally important his side retain key man Keane Lewis-Potter despite links to Premier League sides, taking this clear stance as he spoke to Hull Live yesterday evening.
Hull City manager Shota Arveladze has confirmed striker Mallik Wilks will not feature when his side face Middlesbrough at The Riverside Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
Mallik Wilks will not be involved at Middlesbrough on Saturday, Hull City boss Shota Arveladze has confirmed, as the striker continues to recover from a series of injuries suffered this season.
Shota Arveladze says Hull City will wait until the end of the season to decide what happens with the eight out of contract players at the MKM Stadium. The Tigers could take a significant step towards securing their survival with victory at play-off hopefuls Middlesbrough on Saturday, and in doing so, enable them to make cast iron decisions about the future of a significant proportion of their squad.
Shota Arveladze says Hull City will not put a timescale on the return of Randell Williams to the first-team picture, as he continues to recover from a knee injury picked up in the January win at Bournemouth. Last summer’s arrival from Exeter City has endured a nightmare first season at the MKM Stadium, picking up that problem just as he started to find some momentum in the black and amber of the Tigers.
Mallik Wilks’ latest omission from the Hull City matchday squad suggests that his days at the MKM Stadium may well be numbered, particularly when you factor in the worrying lack of goals throughout the season. Wilks has recovered from a foot injury he picked up at Nottingham Forest before Christmas, and despite coming off the bench in the win at Peterborough United last month, has not been seen since.