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Cody Drameh Transfer from Hull City to Preston North End
Lyall Thomas of Sky Sports has reported that defender Cody Drameh is open to staying at the MKM Stadium as Hull City return to the Premier League. Drameh continues to attract interest from Championship clubs. Preston North End, who were interested in Drameh in the past 12 months, reportedly lodged a £1m bid for the 24-year-old on August 13th.
Lyall Thomas of Sky Sports has reported that defender Cody Drameh is open to staying at the MKM Stadium as Hull City return to the Premier League. Drameh continues to attract interest from Championship clubs. Preston North End, who were interested in Drameh in the past 12 months, reportedly lodged a £1m bid for the 24-year-old on August 13th.
According to Sky Sports, Preston North End have made a bid of £1m to sign Hull City defender Cody Drameh. Stoke City and Millwall are also considering signing the right-back. Drameh has one year left on his contract and it is understood that he is considering his options.
According to Sky Sports, Preston North End have made a bid of £1m to sign Hull City defender Cody Drameh. Stoke City and Millwall are also considering signing the right-back. Drameh has one year left on his contract and it is understood that he is considering his options.
Championship clubs Millwall, Preston North End, and Stoke City are each interested in moves for right-back Cody Drameh, who is likely to have a less prominent role at Hull City next season. According to Lyall Thomas of Sky Sports, each of the three clubs are exploring moves for the player. Drameh is 24 years old and has one year remaining on his current deal with the Tigers. Preston head coach Paul Heckingbottom is reportedly not satisfied with his options at the right-back position, which include Odel Offiah, Brad Potts, and Pol Valentin. The Lilywhites are looking to Drameh to be a replacement for Kaine Kesler-Hayden, who was on loan from Aston Villa a couple of years ago.
Championship clubs Millwall, Preston North End, and Stoke City are each interested in moves for right-back Cody Drameh, who is likely to have a less prominent role at Hull City next season. According to Lyall Thomas of Sky Sports, each of the three clubs are exploring moves for the player. Drameh is 24 years old and has one year remaining on his current deal with the Tigers. Preston head coach Paul Heckingbottom is reportedly not satisfied with his options at the right-back position, which include Odel Offiah, Brad Potts, and Pol Valentin. The Lilywhites are looking to Drameh to be a replacement for Kaine Kesler-Hayden, who was on loan from Aston Villa a couple of years ago.
According to Sky Sports, Preston has made enquiries about Hull defender Cody Drameh, whose future is uncertain. It is believed that Hull is open to his possible departure because he is no longer a regular starter.
According to Sky Sports, Preston has made enquiries about Hull defender Cody Drameh, whose future is uncertain. It is believed that Hull is open to his possible departure because he is no longer a regular starter.
According to the Daily Record, Paul Heckingbottom has shown interest in acquiring Cody Drameh for Preston North End. The former Hibs manager is keen on bringing Drameh to the team. Drameh has found it challenging to secure regular playing time since his transfer to Hull City from Leeds United, as Lewie Coyle is the favored option at right-back. Despite his limited appearances on the field, Drameh remains a target for several clubs, with nine teams, including prominent Scottish club Rangers and Derby County, led by his former Birmingham City manager John Eustace, expressing interest. While Hull City is not actively seeking to sell Drameh, who still has two years left on his contract with an option for an additional year, they are open to considering offers that meet their seven-figure valuation. However, no offers have yet met Hull City's financial expectations.
According to the Daily Record, Paul Heckingbottom has shown interest in acquiring Cody Drameh for Preston North End. The former Hibs manager is keen on bringing Drameh to the team. Drameh has found it challenging to secure regular playing time since his transfer to Hull City from Leeds United, as Lewie Coyle is the favored option at right-back. Despite his limited appearances on the field, Drameh remains a target for several clubs, with nine teams, including prominent Scottish club Rangers and Derby County, led by his former Birmingham City manager John Eustace, expressing interest. While Hull City is not actively seeking to sell Drameh, who still has two years left on his contract with an option for an additional year, they are open to considering offers that meet their seven-figure valuation. However, no offers have yet met Hull City's financial expectations.
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