Man Utd youngster Fraizer Campbell has agreed to stay on loan at Hull until the end of the season.
United striker to stay until the summer
Manchester United youngster Fraizer Campbell has agreed to stay on loan at Hull City until the end of the season.
The striker has made a big impact since moving to the KC Stadium in October, scoring six goals in 14 appearances.
Tigers boss Phil Brown was anxious to retain Campbell, with the player now accepting a loan extension.
Chairman Paul Duffen told the
Hull Daily Mail: "It's great news for the club that Fraizer has decided to stay this season."
Campbell's decision to stay on at Hull could lead to Stephen McPhee finalising a move to Blackpool, with the two clubs having agreed a fee.
Happy camp
Meanwhile, Brown has revealed that he is prepared to sell Stuart Elliott in the transfer window, if a suitable offer comes in.
Brown said: "I've had a lot of interest for Stuey, but if it was just a loan between now and the end of the season, that would not make sense for us.
"If there was a financial offer on the table, which there's not at this stage, I would consider it.
"I've had that conversation with Stuey this week, but I've spoken to a number of players about their futures, it's up to me to keep a happy camp."
