Selling this starlet would stop Hull City’s revolution dead in it’s tracks: Opinion

With the Allam family gone, Hull City fans are now dreaming of a brighter future with Acun Ilicali at the forefront after he completed his takeover of the club recently. 

The Turksih businessman has promised big things and is already putting his own stamp on the first team after recently dispatching of Grant McCann as manager – despite the former Peterborough United boss having won the Sky Bet League One title only last year.

It shows that he feels that change needs to be made in order for progress to be seen and that is something which certainly won’t stop at the dugout, with the playing squad also seemingly set for a revamp.

Various names have already been linked with a move to the MKM Stadium, with the new manager being set to be handed the opportunity to build a new side which can be shaped around an equally new identity.

However it is one of the main centre pieces of this side that is currently the subject of intense speculation over his future once again.

That individual is Keane Lewis-Potter, a Hull academy graduate who continues to light up the Sky Bet Championship with his creative flair and attacking threat.

Now said to be a target for Tottenham Hotspur, the 20-year-old is faced with a serious decision to make over his future if a bid is forthcoming, especially as he is into the final year of his contract with the club.

He remains as the club’s talisman despite his youthfulness and is seen as a vital part of the future moving forwards, which means it could prove to be somewhat catastrophic if he was to leave at this stage of the campaign.

It is said that Spurs would look to loan him straight back to the Tigers for the remainder of the season, but this would only provide the club with a short term option in what