It’s been nothing if not a busy period since Acun Ilicali took charge of Hull City in January 2022, with a mass influx and exodus of players in and out of the MKM Stadium.

From the moment Ilicali arrived, City have been one of the most active clubs in the transfer market across England and that frantic business looks like carrying on once again this summer.

While City don’t need the huge squad surgery they did 12 months ago, incoming head coach Sergej Jakirovic will be keen to add firepower to his ranks.

In a bid to free up finance and space in a bloated squad, there will be further exits this summer, but there will be no shortage of incomings, too. Since Ilicali arrived, no fewer than 64 players have joined the club, with over half of those being moved on and 24 remaining meaning the club have conducted more than a century of deals.

Ahead of another frantic summer, here’s a look at what business the Tigers have been engaged in….

Players signed since January 2022

Regan Slater (Sheffield United) – £50,000

Ryan Longman (Brighton and Hove Albion) – undisclosed fee

Allahyar Sayyadmanesh (Fenerbahce)- £4.5m

Dogukan Sinik (Antalyaspor) – £4m

Ozan Tufan (Fenerbahce) – £3m

Adama Traore (Hatayspor) – free

Oscar Estupinan (Vitoria Guimaraes) – free

Benjamin Tetteh (Malatyaspor) – free

Nathan Baxter (Chelsea) – loan – (signed twice over two seasons)

Tobias Figueiredo (Nottingham Forest) – free

Cyrus Christie (Fulham) – free

Bora Aydinlik (Fenerbahce) – loan

Thimothee Lo-Tutala (Tottenham Hotspur Under-21) – free

Vaughn Covil (Forest Green Rovers) – free

Ryan Woods (Birmingham City) – undisclosed

Harry Vaughan (Oldham Athletic) – undisclosed

Aaron Connolly (Brighton and Hove Albion) – loan (signed twice over two seasons)

Dimitrios Pelkas (Fenerbahce) – loan

Malcolm Ebiowei (Crystal Palace) – loan

Xavier Simons (Chelsea) – loan and then permanent

Harvey Vale (Chelsea) – loan

Salah-Eddine Oulad M’Hand (Arsenal) – loan

Jean Michael Seri (Fulham) – free

Karl Darlow (Newcastle United) – loan

Jaden Philogene (Aston Villa) – £5m

Abdus Omur (Trabzonspor) – £2.5m

Ivor Pandur (Fortuna Sittard) – £2m

Billy Sharp (LA Galaxy) – free

Ryan Allsop (Cardiff City) – undisclosed

Yuriel Celi (Universitario de Deportes) – undisclosed – now sold

Jason Lokilo (Sparta Rotterdam) – undisclosed

James Furlong (Brighton and Hove Albion) – undisclosed

Fabio Carvalho (Liverpool) – loan

Anass Zaroury (Burnley) – loan

Tyler Morton (Liverpool) – loan

Liam Delap (Manchester City) – loan

Ryan Giles (Luton Town) – loan and then permanent – £4m

Ruben Vinagre (Sporting Lisbon) – loan

Scott Twine (Burnley) – loan

Noah Ohio (Standard Liege) – loan

Cody Drameh (Leeds United) – free

Mohamed Belloumi (Farense) – £5m

Abu Kamara (Norwich City) – £3m – plus add-ons

Liam Millar (FC Basel) – £3.5m

Charlie Hughes (Wigan Athletic) – £4m

Mason Burstow (Chelsea) – undisclosed (around £2m)

Marvin Mehlem (Darmstadt) – £1m

Anthony Racioppi (Young Boys) – £1m

Kasey Palmer (Coventry City) – undisclosed

Carl Rushworth (Brighton and Hove Albion) – loan

Gustavo Puerta (Bayer Leverkusen) – loan + option to buy

Chris Bedia (Union Berlin) – loan + option to buy

Oscar Zambrano (LDU Quito) – loan + option to buy

Fin Burns (Manchester City) – loan

Steven Alzate (unattached) – free

Joao Pedro (Fenerbahce) – free

Matt Crooks (Real Salt Lake) – undisclosed

Joe Gelhardt (Leeds United) – loan

Nordin Amrabat (AEK Athens) – free

Lincoln Henrique (Fenerbahce) – loan

Kyle Joseph (Blackpool) – £2.5m

John Egan (Burnley) – undisclosed

Louie Barry (Aston Villa) – loan

Eliot Matazo (Monaco) – undisclosed

Players still here

Regan Slater

Thimothee Lo-Tutala

Harry Vaughan

Xavier Simons (set to leave)

Abdus Omur (on loan at Rizespor)

Ivor Pandur

James Furlong (on loan at AFC Wimbledon)

Ryan Giles (back from loan at Middlesbrough)

Cody Drameh

Mohamed Belloumi

Abu Kamara

Liam Millar

Charlie Hughes

Mason Burstow

Marvin Mehlem (on loan at Paderborn + option to buy)

Anthony Racioppi (set to come back from loan at Koln)

Kasey Palmer

Gustavo Puerta

Steven Alzate

Joao Pedro

Matt Crooks

Kyle Joseph

John Egan

Eliot Matazo

Those who have moved on

Allahyar Sayyadmanesh (Westerlo) – £2m

Ozan Tufan (Trabzonspor) – £2m

Adama Traore (Amed SK) – free

Oscar Estupinan (FC Juarez) – undisclosed

Benjamin Tetteh (Metz – on loan at Maribor) – £2m

Tobias Figueiredo (Fortaleza) – free

Cyrus Christie – released

Vaughn Covil (Las Vegas FC)

Ryan Woods (Exeter City) – free

Aaron Connolly – released

Dimitrios Pelkas – end of loan

Malcolm Ebiowei – end of loan

Salah-Eddine Oulad M’Hand – end of loan

Bora Aydinlik – end of loan

Nathan Baxter – end of loan

Karl Darlow – end of loan

Jean Michael Seri (Al-Orobah) – free

Jaden Philogene (Aston Villa) – £18m

Billy Sharp – released

Ryan Allsop (Birmingham City) – undisclosed

Jason Lokilo (CSKA Sofia) – undisclosed

Fabio Carvalho – end of loan

Tyler Morton – end of loan

Liam Delap – end of loan

Harvey Vale – end of loan

Ruben Vinagre – end of loan

Scott Twine – end of loan

Anass Zaroury – end of loan

Noah Ohio- end of loan

Dogukan Sinik – released

Ryan Longman (Wrexham) – undisclosed

Carl Rushworth (returned to Brighton after loan cut short)

Chris Bedia (moved to Young Boys on loan from Union Berlin)

Fin Burns (returned to Manchester City after a loan spell)

Joe Gelhardt (returned to Leeds United after a loan spell)

Nordin Amrabat (joined Wydad in Morocco after his short-term deal at City ended)

Lincoln Henrique (returned to Fenerbahce after a loan spell)

Oscar Zambrano (suspended but returned to LDU Quito after his loan spell)

Louie Barry (returned to Aston Villa after a loan spell)

Other key exits of players at the club prior to Ilicali’s arrival

Jacob Greaves (Ipswich Town)

Keane Lewis-Potter (Brentford)

Greg Docherty (Charlton Athletic)

Callum Elder (Derby County)

Tyler Smith (Bradford City)

Will Jarvis (Notts County)

George Honeyman (Millwall)

Mallik Wilks (Sheffield Wednesday)

Matt Ingram (Oxford United)

Josh Magennis (Wigan Athletic)

Tom Eaves (Rotherham United)

George Moncur (Leyton Orient)

Andy Cannon (Wrexham)

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