According to Record, Yeremay Hernández is considered one of the alternatives for Hull City, if he decides to leave Corunha to move to the Premier League club. The English club remains interested in the 23-year-old with only a few days left before the transfer window closes.

In a BBC interview, Hull City owner Acun Ilicali stated that the club will make a historic effort to sign Yeremay from Deportivo de La Coruña this transfer window. Ilicali said that Yeremay wants to come, but it is a vital decision for him. He described the deal as quite complicated but at a very optimistic point. Ilicali stated that the club will make a historic effort regarding the cost of the operation and noted that Yeremay's release clause is 140 million euros. According to Ilicali, Hull City is already discussing the future medical examination for Yeremay. He said the player will undergo a medical, explaining that a three, four, or five-week problem is one thing, whereas a chronic issue would be different. Ilicali added that Yeremay would not come if he had a serious problem, but it does not seem to be the case as he is already training. Ilicali confirmed that Yeremay visited the city to see the club's facilities and gave himself four days to close the deal, calling it a real possibility and a record move for the club.

Hull City submitted an official offer for Yeremay Hernández in the last few hours, but it was rejected by his club, Dépor. Dépor considers the player a key piece for the future and would only change its position for an offer that is above market value, on the condition that the footballer also asks to leave. Sporting CP and Atalanta remain attentive to the situation.