Hull City: potential transfer targets
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An excellent run of form in November has seen Hull escape from the relegation zone and a belief return to the team. It is no coincidence that Hull's resurgence coincided with the return of Jimmy Bullard - whose recent injury is a massive blow.
Despite their recent turn of fortune, Brown will want to reinforce his team, particularly in the strike department where Hull have looked short of a cutting edge. But with the Tigers facing financial difficulties there will be limited funds in January and Brown will have to shop wisely.
Here we take a look at the new faces that could be arriving at the KC Stadium in January.
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