SportsBoom reports that Hull City have submitted an offer for Rokas Pukštas. Hull City manager Sergej Jakirović reportedly admires the player. The club, aiming to avoid immediate relegation from the Premier League, are targeting young players with high potential and consider Pukštas one of their main summer targets. Hull City believe that their Premier League status and Jakirović's knowledge of the Croatian market could give them an advantage in signing Pukštas. They hope their initial offer will start negotiations with Hajduk. According to Transfermarkt, Rokas Pukštas is valued at six million euros and his contract runs until next summer, so Hajduk would need to sell him now if Pukštas does not intend to sign a new contract.

The head coach of Hull City stated he would like to sign Hajduk's Rokas Pukštas now. The coach believes the player has fantastic predispositions and said Pukštas will be included in the club's analysis and discussions, although it is too early for any conclusions. Hull City previously wanted to sign the player but was unable to pay the compensation due to a ban.

Hull City manager Sergej Jakirović revealed the club held an interest in Hajduk Split's midfielder Rokas Pukštas last year. Jakirović explained that Hull were unable to pursue the deal at the time because they could not pay transfer fees. It remains possible that Hull City could renew their interest in Pukštas, who has also been linked with Newcastle United and Parma.