Ryan Kent has Fenerbahce salvation as Rangers favourite sees familiar connection ready to offer Hull City lifeline

Ryan Kent is poised to return to the UK next month just six months after leaving Rangers for Turkey.

The winger is currently with Fenerbahce but has failed to make an impact at the Turkish giants. He has mainly featured in the Europa Conference League and in total, has scored one goal with two assists in 15 games. It is claimed by Yağız Sabuncuoğlu that Hull City are prepared to offer him a temporary way out of Istanbul by making a loan offer in the New Year.

They are currently owned by Turkish broadcaster and entrepreneur Acun Ilıcalı, with Ozan Tufan, Allahyar Sayyadmanesh and Bora Aydınlık all moving to the Tigers from Fenerbahce under his reign. That transfer connection could be opened up again as it is suggested that Kent is also 'keen' to return to the UK. There are other clubs keeping an eye on the winger according to Turkish claims.

Hull are currently in the final promotion play-off spot in the Championship as attentions turn to potentially gaining a place in the Premier League again. Kent has not played in English football since leaving Liverpool for Rangers in 2018 but outside the Scottish Premiership, the Championship is the competition he has played in most with 54 appearances.