Hull City, owned by Acun Ilıcalı, is monitoring a young goalkeeper from Turkey for its transfer agenda. According to a report by the British outlet Team Talk, Hull City has emerged as one of the clubs looking to add 18-year-old Deniz Dönmezer, who plays for Kayserispor, to its squad.
The report states that Hull City aims to take concrete steps during the winter transfer window for the young goalkeeper, who is also said to be on the radar of some other European clubs. It was noted that the English side is continuing negotiations to complete the transfer.
DETAILS OF THE OFFER
It is alleged that contacts between the two clubs began in July, and there is an offer on the table that includes a 1.5 million pound transfer fee and a 10 percent share from a future sale. Hull City's desire to sign a 4+1 year contract with Deniz Dönmezer was also among the notable headlines of the report.
It was noted that if the negotiations conclude positively, Deniz Dönmezer is expected to continue playing for Kayserispor until the end of the season. The final decision regarding the young goalkeeper's future is said to depend on the negotiations between the clubs.
News Source: 12punto
