According to a report by the Sunderland Echo, six teams, including Hull City, are interested in Brighton winger Tommy Watson.

Hull City are competing to sign Tommy Watson, as the forward and his representatives face what is described as being a major decision over his next move. People close to Tommy Watson want the attacker to play regularly wherever he moves to this summer. It is said that their priority is finding an environment where Watson can build rhythm, confidence and consistency throughout a full season.

Hull City is a potential destination for 19-year-old English winger Tommy Watson, with the club open to a loan move for the player this January. Stoke and Preston are also considered possible destinations for the attacker, who moved to the Amex last summer for an eight-figure, £10m fee. A number of second-tier clubs are on alert as regular games are considered key to his development. Derby County have been previously linked with the former Sunderland player, and according to journalist Alan Nixon, Millwall are now also interested in signing him. Brighton boss Fabian Hürzeler told Sussex World that a loan is a possibility, adding that the club needs to make the right decision for both itself and the player. Watson, who has two caps for the England U21 team, has made six Premier League appearances this season. His contract with Brighton runs until 2029 and his current Transfermarkt market value is €10.00m.