Prior to the Leeds United match, Hull City received a major possible injury boost.
Ozan Tufan, a midfielder for Hull City, might make a comeback against Leeds United in the Championship on Wednesday.
Tufan, a 28-year-old Hull City player, has missed the Tigers’ last two games due to a thigh injury.
Ozan Tufan, a midfielder for Hull City, might make a comeback against Leeds United in the Championship on Wednesday.
Tufan, a 28-year-old Hull City player, has missed the Tigers’ last two games due to a thigh injury.
Tufan may play in Wednesday’s match against Leeds at the MKM Stadium, according to Hull Live reporter Baz Cooper, who also stated that a decision will be made “over the next couple of training sessions.”
As a result of their tie with Coventry on Friday night, the Tigers are currently ranked fifth in the Championship standings. Meanwhile, Leeds improved to 10th after a convincing 3-0 victory against Millwall yesterday.
A major boost
Tufan is a crucial component for Hull. Having him back for Leeds would be a tremendous boost. His variety of passing, creativity, and general offensive danger in the middle wonderfully complement the style of play that Rosenior’s Hull don.
Leeds, however, appear to have made progress. It appears like Daniel Farke’s team made good use of the international break, coming back with a fresh look and a very effective offensive.
A terrific matchup between two excellent teams is anticipated. And should Tufan be available, it would undoubtedly increase Hull’s chances of winning; nevertheless, if he is well enough to play, Tufan is likely to start on the bench.
Hull has had a few days of rest and preparation over Leeds, who just played yesterday, so it may be a very successful evening for the home team.
