According to a report by HullLive, Hull City is “almost certain” to exercise their option to purchase clause for Ryan Giles, a loanee from Luton Town, this summer.
With the option to acquire him permanently at the end of the season, Hull City pounced to get the left-back during the January transfer window. He went on to play for the Tigers in sixteen games across all competitions.
The East Yorkshire team signed 24-year-old Giles to strengthen their roster in an attempt to qualify for the playoffs. After losing 1-0 against Plymouth Argyle on the last day of play, they ultimately lost out by three points and finished seventh in the standings.
According to the most recent update from HullLive, Hull City is hoping to stage another promotion push and is anticipated to sign Giles before the upcoming campaign. At the MKM Stadium, he faces off against Matty Jacob for a spot in the starting lineup.
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Giles is perhaps one of the greatest players in his position in the second division, therefore signing him would be a wise move for Hull City.
He hasn’t quite shown his best side to the Tigers in black and amber yet, and in the last few games of the previous season, Jacob took his spot on the squad.
In a decision that has caused controversy around the Football League, the club’s administration has chosen to sever ties with manager Liam Rosenior. A new manager will take over this summer.
After Luton Town got promoted to the top division in July of last year, Giles joined the team. He played 14 games in all competitions for the Hatters in the first half of the previous season before he was cleared to leave this past winter and relocate up north.
After progressing through Wolves’ academy system and representing the club at several youth levels, he made one appearance for the first squad.
Prior to being sold by Molineux, the former England youth international also had stints with AFC Telford United, Shrewsbury Town, Coventry City, Rotherham United, Blackburn Rovers, Cardiff City, and Middlesbrough.
What happens to Hull City next?
It appears likely that Hull City will sign Giles even if they haven’t yet found a Rosenior successor.
The Tigers’ goal is promotion once more, so whoever they sign will have to perform well right away to be among the top six. A busy few months lie ahead of them, with both incomings and outgoings planned.
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