Hull City submitted a bid for Zan Vipotnik earlier this week. According to WalesOnline, the bid was in excess of £10m. Swansea City rejected the offer. Their valuation of the player is currently believed to be around £20m. Hull City boss Sergej Jakirovic confirmed that the bid was not enough. He also stated that the bid was sent two days ago and was rejected. When asked about the prospect of making a second bid, Jakirovic said he did not know, but he thinks they will not make one.

HullLive reported that Swansea City rejected a £10 million bid from Hull City for Zan Vipotnik. The report also stated that Hull are not prepared to meet Swansea's valuation of close to £20 million and are unwilling to match that price at this stage. Swansea City do not want to lose Vipotnik, are under no immediate pressure to sell him, and will be eager to keep him for at least another 12 months. Vipotnik has also been linked with Strasbourg recently.

Hull City are allegedly struggling to sign Swansea City forward Zan Vipotnik. According to Sky Sports News, Hull's latest offer is considerably below Swansea's valuation of the player. It is said that Swansea want £20m for Zan Vipotnik.

Hull City's interest in Swansea City forward Zán Vipotnik has been confirmed. According to Stuart James of The Athletic, writing in The New York Times, a bid has been submitted by a newly promoted Premier League side. Swansea City rejected the offer. Vipotnik signed a new contract with Swansea in March, which is valid until 2030. The manager for Hull City, Jakirović, worked with Vipotnik when both were at Maribor.