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We asked for your views on which players Hull should keep, loan, and sell this summer.

Here are some of your comments:

Jim: One player who has been on the fringes who should be kept and why? Eliot Matazo - he's been with us for two seasons. Signed from Monaco, his early form gave us reason to believe we'd uncovered a gem. He suffered an ACL injury after just six appearances in the 24-25 season. He had a long road back to fitness. At 24 years of age, he's young enough to make a comeback and make an impact. Delighted to see him celebrating on crutches at Wembley. Deserves his chance.

Bill: Stay - Oli McBurnie. Keep - Regan Slater. Sell - Semi Ajayi.

Craig: Keep Kyle Joseph as he is definitely one for the future if we get relegated. Loan out Matty Jacob to get some game time as he has been injured a lot. Sell Dylan Phillips as he is not a good enough keeper for the Premier League.

Andrew: I would loan out Matty Jacob as he needs games. He has a lovely left foot, reads the game well and just needs to realise he is better than he thinks he is. I would bring in Yu Hirakawa who due to injuries was on the fringes, but he delivered at Wembley. He is a Japanese international, disciplined, quick and shakes up defences.

Mike: On the fringes to keep is Cody Drameh. Although many wouldn't say he's a fringe player, he hasn't played as much as he'd have liked or had a full run in the team. We're yet to see his full potential. Player to loan out is Matty Jacob. Has potential to be a good left back but needs to mature and grow physically. Sell Abu Kamara - utter rubbish.

Sam: Keep - Cody Drameh. Has got a lot of ability, needs more minutes. Loan out - Mason Burstow. Sell - Kasey Palmer, Abu Kamara, Destan and Omur. They won't add quality to the squad that's needed for Premier League and will create more funds for better players.

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The countdown to the World Cup is well and truly on, so here's a reminder of the Tigers selected to represent their countries from 11 June to 19 July.

The expanded 48-team competition is set to be the biggest in history, with the United States, Canada and Mexico hosting.

Hull City's World Cup contingent:

• Liam Millar (Canada)

• Ivor Pandur (Croatia)

Take a dive into each of the 48 squads here

Read more about the World Cup squads in numbers

Find out more about how to follow the competition on the BBC

Click here to download your World Cup 2026 wallchart

Change is inevitable at football clubs during the summer months and we want to ask you something specific about Hull City's squad as they prepare for the Premier League.

Tell us:

• One player who has been on the fringes who should be kept and why?

• One player who should be loaned out

• One player who should be sold

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Young Hull City forward Sammy Henia-Kamau has made his international debut for Kenya.

The 20-year-old from Jersey came on as a substitute in the 4-0 win over Lesotho on Sunday.

Henia-Kamau, who began his career at Jersey Bulls before moving to Swansea City in 2023 and joined Hull two years later, played the final quarter of the game in Pretoria.

He has yet to play a senior game in English professional football.