Hull City target Nick Proschwitz has same 'premier dream' as Tigers
NICK Proschwitz will make a decision on his future on Monday – with the chance of realising his Premier League dream swaying him towards joining Hull City.
The 25-year-old German striker has interest from top-flight clubs in his home country, Italy and Austria, according to his agent, Lars-Wilhelm Baumgarten.
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Tigers target Nick Proschwitz is impressed by Steve Bruce's vision for the club.
But having spent a day with the Tigers at their training camp in Portugal, Proschwitz was impressed by manager Steve Bruce's vision for City.
"Nick's dream is to play in the Premier League and Steve Bruce was very clear that his vision is to take Hull back there," Baumgarten told the Mail.
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"Steve was very welcoming in Portugal, as were the players, and we were very impressed with Hull. They have good football philosophies, good ideas and staff.
"The vision is clearly to get the club into the Premier League, but Nick still has a big decision to make."
Having scored 17 goals in 33 games for SC Paderborn last season, a price-tag of between £1.5m and £2m will be needed to secure the services of the second division hitman.
His impressive form has brought plenty of admirers in his own country, with a bid from Bundesliga side Furth potentially the biggest threat to the Tigers.
"Nick is only 25 years old and he has to decide what is the best for his career," Baumgarten added.
"He is settled in Germany, and he could move to the top division here, where he knows the area, he knows the teams and he knows the players.
"He has to balance that against playing second division football in another country and adapting to a different style of living.
"The chance of getting to the Premier League with Hull is obviously a big incentive to move there, but that is much easier said than done."
Comments
by OaktownTiger
Monday, July 16 2012, 5:21PM
“by HCAFCscarb
Monday, July 16 2012, 4:29PM
oaktown....
ghilas / oli / mcshane and even bullard where / are being paid out of the Allams seperate own bank account....a few million they spent there out of there own pockets
well I hope it was a Hull City Ltd. account because that's border line illegal, it's not so far away from what Rangers were doing, I'm sure the Allams are smart enough to do it legally and thru the club books, we don't want to be going down that road now the finances are in order.”
by astralmad
Monday, July 16 2012, 4:33PM
“Ok I just thought you forgot him”
by HCAFCscarb
Monday, July 16 2012, 4:29PM
“o yes astrolmad those strikers i named are just my 4 favs since 1966...
others will go back further and others will have there 4 own favorites.
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oaktown....
ghilas / oli / mcshane and even bullard where / are being paid out of the Allams seperate own bank account....a few million they spent there out of there own pockets
i really dont think the Allams realised the huge debts we had when they took over..
The Allams want premier league football as much as the fans do ...maybe even more...
last season we ran at a loss.
The only way the Allams will ever get money back OR get city running at break even in my opinion is to get into the premier league...
Which is why again in my opinion there WAS money to spend....and they saw NB as a failure...
we sure have been lucky..
In the Allams i Trust”
by astralmad
Monday, July 16 2012, 4:06PM
“Don't forget windass legend always was and always will be”
by OaktownTiger
Monday, July 16 2012, 2:37PM
“the Allams have certainly had to spend money to cover salaries etc, but there has also been money incoming, gate reciepts, sponsorship, Football League money, merchandise etc, it's my understanding they are trying to make the club self sustaining, is that not correct ?
Also isn't there some sort of financial fair play rules in the Championship this upcoming season ?
If so that should help to level the playing field and stop the rich teams doing a West Ham !”
by HCAFCscarb
Monday, July 16 2012, 1:22PM
“True Geoff very true .. Let's hope we can rid ourselves the Curse of the Strikers.
Best goal scorers we have seen in a city shirt ?
C.Chilton / Waggy / K Edwards / S Pearson /
Best 4 I have seen so far.”
by astralmad
Monday, July 16 2012, 10:20AM
“Deal done having medical tomorrow just seen on my twitter Page good signing more to come UTT”
by GeoDriff
Monday, July 16 2012, 9:39AM
“Scarb Sunday post - "Trouble with City we seem to buy strikers who can score then suddenly
can't hit a bar Door when they put a city shirt on."
You are so wrong ! Perhaps they DO hit a bar door - that's the trouble !”
by stuj10
Monday, July 16 2012, 6:34AM
“scarb, go and sit on the naughty step for 15 minutes.”
by HCAFCscarb
Monday, July 16 2012, 1:01AM
“STUJ.
£250,000 fee to man utd for Ben Amos season loan...
and like i say since The Allamd took over not one week has passed without them spending cash
from there bank accounts..
something like £60,000 a week in wages to ghilas / oli / mcshane for starters..
plus they where paying bullards part wages as well when he was here..
you need to look at the big picture before you rabbit on about the Allams spending naff all.
An ideal situation would be if the Allams could find someone else to invest in the club as well but no one else with money gives a dam about Hull City.
We sure would have been up the creek without the Allams.
i wont turn on them what ever they spend or dont spend....”