Fourteen strikers that could solve Hull City’s attacking dilemma in January transfer window
Just over one week remains in the January transfer window and the Tigers expect it to be busy
Hull City have a problem which needs rectifying before the January transfer window closes on Thursday week, and it comes up front.
City have one fit striker and that one fit striker is 37-year-old Billy Sharp. Liam Delap has been a revelation this season but is now likely to miss the remainder
of the season with a knee injury, and Aaron Connolly is still having flashbacks to the moment, Angus Gunn, almost sent him shuddering into the River Humber, as well as nursing an ongoing foot problem.
At Sunderland on Friday night, Liam Rosenior was forced to operate without a recognised frontman for the second successive visit to the Stadium of Light, before bringing Sharp off the bench in the second half to good effect.
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Though City are not short of players capable of playing behind the striker, having somebody to lead the line and ultimately, put the ball in the net, they are concerningly short up front.
So with that in mind, Hull Live have put together a varied list of 14 potential additions that could solve the problem in both the short and longer term….
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Divin Mubama – West Ham United
The 19-year-old has been a regular on the fringes of David Moyes’ Hammers squad this season, but needs regular football and a spell in the Championship would be ideal for his development 
At the age of 20, Jebbison is keen to play regular football, something he isn’t getting at Bramall Lane, and with the striker out of contract in the summer, there’s an opening to snare him. The Blades are in talks over a new deal but have yet to get it done.
