Hull City have made a bold move by parting ways with Liam Rosenior and are now eyeing Coventry City manager Mark Robins as a potential replacement, reports Football Insider.
Sources close to Football Insider have confirmed that Robins is one of the top contenders on Hull City’s list to take over from Rosenior, with club officials poised to reach out to Robins’ camp.
Despite being tied down to Coventry City until 2027, following a contract extension in 2023, Robins has caught the attention of Hull City after leading his team to the 2024 FA Cup semi-final, where they narrowly lost to Manchester United on penalties.
Hull City’s owner, Acun Ilicali, recently spoke out in an interview with BBC Radio Humberside, stating that his decision to remove Rosenior stemmed from a disagreement regarding the team’s playing style.
