Winger Abu Kamara, 22, who holds both English and Sierra Leonean citizenship, is returning to Hull City for pre-season following a loan spell at Getafe in La Liga where he made 13 appearances. The player has been made available for transfer, according to HullLive, as the Tigers need to manage their finances before the end of June. This situation means clubs like Sheffield United could potentially sign him for a reduced fee, given Hull's need to raise funds. Kamara, who has made 40 appearances and scored five goals for Hull since joining in 2024, was loaned out last season to create space and funds, and he is considered unlikely to get playing time with the Tigers now that they are in a higher league. His contract with Hull City is valid until June 2028 and he has been capped twice by England at the U20 level. His current market value is estimated by Transfermarkt to be €2.50m. Portsmouth has also been recently linked with the player. According to June 2026 reports, Hull City would not accept a price much less than €3.55 million for the player, with a potential transfer speculated to be in the range of €2.95 million to €3.55 million.