Post by Admin on Jul 16, 2017 9:30:36 GMT 1
From 11:30pm last night Derby county have now confirmed that Derby County have re-signed Hull City midfielder Tom Huddlestone .
Like always Derby county have said that the player has signed for a for an undisclosed fee, but reports believe it to be £2m.
The 30-year-old put pen to paper to a two-year contract, with the option of a further year. . This will keep him at Derby county until 2019 .
Tom Huddlestone told RamTV that it was a ' no brainer '
"Once I got wind of the serious interest from Derby, it was a no brainer,"
"Once Derby activated , Hull decided to come with an offer then. If Hull had come with that maybe three weeks ago, before Derby were interested, I would have signed it happily and stayed there."
Hull vice-chairman Ehab Allam told the Tigers' website: "We recently met with Tom's representatives, prior to receiving the offer from Derby to discuss a new longer-term deal on improved terms.
"I feel this stated our intention to keep Tom at the club, but ultimately the decision to leave was down to Tom and his representatives. We would like to wish Tom well for the future, and thank him for his efforts."
Like always Derby county have said that the player has signed for a for an undisclosed fee, but reports believe it to be £2m.
The 30-year-old put pen to paper to a two-year contract, with the option of a further year. . This will keep him at Derby county until 2019 .
Tom Huddlestone told RamTV that it was a ' no brainer '
"Once I got wind of the serious interest from Derby, it was a no brainer,"
"Once Derby activated , Hull decided to come with an offer then. If Hull had come with that maybe three weeks ago, before Derby were interested, I would have signed it happily and stayed there."
Hull vice-chairman Ehab Allam told the Tigers' website: "We recently met with Tom's representatives, prior to receiving the offer from Derby to discuss a new longer-term deal on improved terms.
"I feel this stated our intention to keep Tom at the club, but ultimately the decision to leave was down to Tom and his representatives. We would like to wish Tom well for the future, and thank him for his efforts."