The Tigers continue to explore a host of different transfer opportunities
14:44, 21 Jul 2026
Hull City are considering making a move for Norwich City defender Kellen Fisher, having identified the 22-year-old as a player with significant potential, reports claim.
Fisher has enjoyed a couple of fine seasons at Carrow Road and has attracted previous interest from the likes of Everton and Wolves for his displays at right-back.
His form has also seen him involved in Lee Carsley's England Under-21 setup, making his debut last season in a 4-0 win in Slovakia back in November.
He's made 90 appearances for the Canaries in the second tier, after moving from Bromley, who were in non-league at the time he moved to Norfolk.
City continue to work on a host of separate transfer deals, and Fisher is one it's believed they would like to pursue, but as it stands, no discussions have taken place with Norwich, and it remains to be seen if their interest turns into anything more concrete.
Speaking last season, Canaries head coach Phillipe Clement underlined how much Fisher had impressed him after arriving at Carrow Road.
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“If you see him for the first time, you think it is not possible this guy plays in the Championship," boss Phillipe Clement told the Pink Un. "I had an ex-teammate in between jobs who visited recently, and Fish was one of the first players he saw. It was the same thought for me when I first came in. I said, ‘He's going to struggle against all these beasts, these animals, these physical presences in this league’.
"But he's done brilliantly. And I have to say that Fish is one of the big surprises for me, how he played, the way he behaved, how brave he is on the ball. He's a really good player on the ball.
"He played several positions and he adapts really fast, but also in the duels how he competes with people who are double the size and double his weight, but he wins those duels.
“I've been really impressed with him the last couple of months, and we're going to keep on pushing him to give him a really good career. And I hope that is for as long as possible here.”
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