Marco Silva insists Hull need players to improve their
squad in this January transfer window if they are to survive in the Premier
League. Hull are currently bottom of the Premier League with over half of the
season gone, and sources indicated on Tuesday night that West Ham had come in with an improved £5m offer for their star
player Robert Snodgrass.
Speaking after the 2-0 EFL Cup
semi-final first leg defeat by Manchester
United at Old Trafford, Silva
said “I don't know. I am in the game, I don't
know about this Snodgrass offer. Of course, without doubt we need Snodgrass to
help us survive. We'll see, at the moment they are important players, we need
to improve our roster with quality players, not only one, not only two, we need
some players to improve our roster.”
Silva, who
replaced the sacked Mike Phelan at
the KCOM Stadium, was pleased with his side's work-rate despite the defeat. He said
“First of all it was a hard, hard game
for us. Man Utd deserve the victory, deserve the result. It's a pity we concede
the goal in the last minutes, we tried to keep the result open for the second
game. But I'm happy with the work, of course I'm not happy with the result, but
with all the problems we had to prepare for this game, all the problems we have
at the moment, I think we worked well, my boys worked well, and we continue our
work. It's not easy, when our team came here with Man Utd in a very good
moment, with only three or four sessions playing with me, I'm happy with the
work my players did in the game. The score and result is not good for sure, but
I'm happy with the work. It's our obligation to try to do better, and to try to
continue dreaming, our dream is to play this final, we'll see, it's very
difficult, but when it is our time to play we will compete.”
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