Ryan Kent is reportedly set to return to England in January, just six months after his move to Fenerbahce according to Turkish football journalist Yağız Sabuncuoğlu.
Speaking on the Sports Digitale Youtube channel Sabuncuoglu revealed that Hull City want to sign Kent on loan.
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Hull have made contact with Fenerbahce over a January move.
Kent wants to return to England after a rocky start to his time in Turkiye where he has struggled to settle in and find form.
Kent has struggled to make an impact at Fenerbahce, and he is now being linked with a loan move to Hull City.
Hull City are owned by Turkish businessman Acun Ilıcalı, who has previously brought players from Fenerbahce to the club.
Kent is reportedly keen to return to England and he is also being eyed by other clubs.
Hull are currently in the Championship and they are hoping that Kent can help them secure a place in the Premier League.
Kent has not played in English football since leaving Liverpool for Rangers in 2018, but he has played in the Championship 54 times.
