Hull City are preparing to offer goalkeeper Ivor Pandur a new contract to fend off interest from competing clubs. While Middlesbrough has included Pandur on their shortlist, the Croatian player remains content at Hull City, even amidst the club's financial difficulties with the EFL. Having joined Hull a year ago for approximately €1.5 million, the 25-year-old is looking for a salary increase as other teams show interest. His contract, which is valid until June 2027, places his market value at an estimated €2.0 million according to Transfermarkt. Despite a salary cap of about £1 million annually, Hull City is committed to keeping Pandur, notwithstanding their financial hurdles. Middlesbrough's interest highlights Pandur's growing reputation in the league, but his satisfaction at Hull indicates that a contract extension may be forthcoming.