The League Paper

SLUTSKY WILL SELL NO MORE

by
The LeaguePaper Team
13 August 2017

CHAMPIONSHIP
HULL City boss Leonid Slutsky insists there will be no more departures this summer despite reports of Burnley tabling a bid for Sam Clucas.
The Clarets reportedly bid £5m for the 26-year-old midfielder, but Slutsky says that the club’s owners had reassured him no more players would be sold.
“I spoke with the owner three weeks ago and the situation has not changed,” said the Hull chief,
“The supermarket is still closed. Nobody out in the club. It does not depend on who.
“I hope everybody continues to play in our team.”

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