Toby Collyer will play for Hull City for the remainder of the current season, having moved from Manchester United on a loan deal. He is joining a team that is high in the Championship table. According to Manchester United, he could be in contention to play for Hull in their Saturday match against Blackburn.

Sergej Jakirovic, the Hull City boss, is hopeful of signing Toby Collyer on loan from Manchester United. Jakirovic stated that he wanted Toby Collyer in the summer, but the player chose West Brom because he saw that City had an embargo and a salary cap. The manager said Collyer has now changed his mind, having seen that Hull City are playing good football and that he can improve himself there. Jakirovic is prepared to be patient with him.

Toby Collyer is expected to move from Manchester United to Hull City, and the move is likely to be announced on Friday. Collyer has been recovering from a calf injury prior to his move to East Yorkshire and will be assessed.

City expect to announce the arrival of Toby Collyer in the next 48 hours. Collyer is scheduled to be at the club on Wednesday.

Toby Collyer's move from Manchester United is expected to be confirmed in the next few days. The midfielder is also expected to be at the MKM Stadium on Saturday to watch City host Swansea City.

Ben Jacobs and talkSPORT’s Alex Crook have both confirmed that Toby Collyer is set to join Hull City on loan from Manchester United. According to Alex Crook, the loan is completed. Ben Jacobs stated that Collyer will complete the move within 24 hours and that there is an agreement in place between the clubs.

Sergej Jakirovic says he hopes to conclude a deal to sign Manchester United midfielder Toby Collyer ahead of Saturday's home game with Swansea City, and stated that he thinks they will complete the deal for Toby this week.

According to Manchester World journalist Rich Fay, Toby Collyer is expected to join Hull City today on a half-season loan. Manchester Evening News’ Steven Railston confirmed on Sunday that talks are progressing for Toby Collyer to make the move from Manchester United. Steven Railston stated that reports Collyer will have a medical at Hull this weekend are incorrect. According to Steven Railston, Hull showed an interest in Collyer in the summer and talks are progressing to finalize a loan deal this week, but the details are not agreed yet. Over the weekend, Hull boss Sergej Jakirovic said via The Mirror that they are waiting for Toby Collyer, but he thinks they have approval from Man United and that he will join them on Monday, adding that everything has been agreed with Man United.

Hull City have agreed a deal to sign Manchester United midfielder Toby Collyer on loan until the end of the season, and the 22-year-old is expected to be part of the group that travels to Preston North End on Tuesday night. City expect to finalize the deal on Monday, with Collyer becoming City's first signing of the January transfer window, after United gave approval for the deal to be completed. The midfielder has recovered from a calf problem he had been treating. It is thought that he has been impressed by City's season and indicated that he would like to join Jakirovic's side.

Hull City expect to announce Toby Collyer as a January signing after agreeing a deal with Manchester United. Collyer is set to move from Manchester United and will have a medical this weekend before officially joining Hull City on Monday. Manager Sergej Jakirovic stated that they are waiting for Toby Collyer but he thinks they have received approval from Man United and that the player will join them on Monday. Jakirovic added that they have agreed everything with Man United, that Collyer will have a medical this weekend, and that he is now ready for training.

According to Manchester World journalist Rich Fay, Manchester United are ready to approve Toby Collyer’s move to Hull City, with the deal expected to be completed early next week. The Tigers were confident they would sign the midfielder in the summer before he chose to join West Bromwich Albion. The 22-year-old is now close to joining Hull.

According to head coach Sergej Jakirovic, Manchester United midfielder Toby Collyer is keen to join Hull City on loan for the rest of the season. The player's move has been slowed by the managerial change at Old Trafford, which saw Michael Carrick replace Ruben Amorim until the end of the season, but it is hoped the loan can be finalized in the next few days. The Croatian told Hull Live that they must wait for Man United but that Toby wants to come. Jakirovic added that they have spoken twice with Toby, that everything is good from their side and from the player's side, and it is now Man United's decision.

Hull head coach Sergej Jakirovic stated that Hull have an option to acquire Toby Collyer from Manchester United and said that they will see what happens. Jakirovic added that they had spoken with Collyer in the summer, together with then United loan manager Jonny Evans, but Collyer chose West Brom at that time.

According to Hull Live, Hull City are in talks with Manchester United regarding a temporary deal for Toby Collyer. Hull City did not sign Collyer on loan in the summer but are still interested and hopeful an agreement can be reached. BBC Sport reports that Hull City manager Sergej Jakirovic confirmed on Friday that he wants to sign Collyer on loan.

Fabrizio Romano reports that Hull City have asked Manchester United for Toby Collyer's loan until the end of the season. Approval is set to be delayed until Manchester United decide on a caretaker manager. It is reported that INEOS will delay a decision until the caretaker manager is appointed, and this manager will make the final decision on whether Collyer departs or remains at Old Trafford.

Hull City are in talks with Manchester United over a deal for Toby Collyer to move to the MKM Stadium. City were close to signing the 22-year-old in the summer, but he opted to join West Brom. That move struggled to gain momentum and Collyer made just 12 appearances for the Baggies before his loan was ended and he returned to Old Trafford last month with a slight injury. The Tigers have been in talks with United over a loan move, and it is expected that he will arrive at City for the remainder of the season. It is understood that the Tigers have been given clearance by the EFL to complete the deal, and they hope a move can be completed soon.

The Sun reports on the interest of several Championship clubs in signing Toby Collyer. A number of clubs in the Championship have expressed an interest in signing Toby Collyer, including Hull City. However, The Athletic claims that West Brom are in pole position to seal a loan move. Collyer is now in advanced talks to join the Baggies, with the structure of a deal agreed. West Brom officials believe that he can aid their push for promotion under new boss Ryan Mason.