Hull City is seriously interested in Andrews Tetteh, a 25-year-old Greek-Ghanaian centre-forward who has been with Panathinaikos for half a season. A conversation about a potential purchase has occurred between Hull's Acun Ilicali and Panathinaikos owner Giannis Alafouzos at the leadership level. Tetteh is reportedly a personal preference of the Turkish businessman, who has singled out the player and appears willing to pursue the transfer seriously.
For the transfer to proceed, three conditions must be met: Panathinaikos must qualify for the League Phase of the Conference League, striker Cyril Dessers must be fully fit, and a suitable offer must be made. For Panathinaikos to approve the sale, the fee must surpass the amount Sporting Lisbon paid for Fotis Ioannidis. The starting point for negotiations is 25 million euros, excluding bonuses. The total value of the deal could increase with the inclusion of achievement bonuses or other terms. It is expected that this potential transfer will continue to be a topic of discussion as the end of the summer transfer window approaches. Tetteh, who has 6 caps for Greece, is under contract with Panathinaikos until June 2029 and has a market value of €4.00m according to Transfermarkt. Roma has also been associated with an interest in the striker.
