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Steve Bruce on the brink of leaving Hull City just three weeks before the start of the Premier League season

• Steve Bruce is close to leaving his position as manager of Hull City
• Bruce's summer has been complicated by on-off takeover talks at the club
• Manager is desperate to sign players but has been unable to spend
• Bruce was interviewed by the FA about the England job last week

Steve Bruce is on the brink of leaving Hull City just three weeks before the start of the Premier League season.
The 55-year-old, who was last week interviewed by the Football Association regarding the vacant England manager's job, guided Hull back to the top flight but is unlikely be in charge for the club's opening game of the season against Leicester.
His position in charge of the club has been made complicated by on-off takeover talks and the health problems of owner Assem Allam, ensuring a stressful summer at the KC Stadium.
Instability behind the scenes at the club has complicated transfer plans, with Bruce desperate to add to his squad before a tough Premier League season in which Hull are favourites to be relegated.
Despite losing a number of players to injury, he has been unable to bring any new faces into his squad.  
Michael Dawson, Moses Odubajo, Allan McGregor and Bruce's son Alex have all suffered long term injuries.
Chuba Akpom and Isaac Hayden who were on loan from Arsenal last season have also departed.
More to follow.


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Steve Bruce: Hull City manager leaves newly promoted club

Steve Bruce has left his role as manager of newly promoted Premier League club Hull City.

The 55-year-old, who did not take training on Friday, had said earlier this summer he was uncertain of his FUTURE at Hull, who are up for sale.

Bruce became Hull boss in 2012, and led them to promotion last season.

This week he was interviewed by the Football Association over the vacant England's manager role, which Sam Allardyce is set to take.

Bruce is now odds-on favourite with some bookmakers to return to former club Sunderland and replace Allardyce, if as expected he becomes England boss.

During his time at the KC Stadium, Bruce led Hull to two Premier League promotions, an FA Cup final and Europa League qualification.

He raised doubts about his position at Hull following the play-off final win over Sheffield Wednesday in May.

He suggested at the time that he could leave the East Yorkshire outfit unless there were "certain assurances that we're all moving in the right direction".

In June he said it was "business as usual", but once again fuelled speculation in July by stating that any new owners of the club might want him replaced.

Earlier this week, Hull said they would put takeover talks on hold until September to "ensure stability during the transfer window".

Injuries have left the club with only 13 fit players, and they said they would look to strengthen the squad in the "coming weeks".

They open the Premier League season by hosting champions Leicester on Saturday, 13 August.

Former Manchester United defender Bruce began his managerial CAREERwith brief spells at Sheffield United, Huddersfield Town, Wigan Athletic and Crystal Palace before a six-year stay at Birmingham City. He twice helped the Blues win promotion to the top flight before returning to Wigan in 2007.

Bruce was then brought in by Sunderland in 2009, before he was sacked two years later with the club in 16th position.

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Steve Bruce quits Hull City just three weeks before start of the Premier League season

• Bruce's summer has been complicated by on-off takeover talks at the club
• Manager has been desperate to sign players but has been unable to spend
• Bruce was interviewed by the FA about the England job last week

Steve Bruce has quit Hull City just three weeks before the new season and days after an interview to be England manager.
It is only 55 days since Bruce clinchedpromotion back to the Premier League at the first attempt with a victory in the play-off final at Wembley.
But the jubilation has not lasted long in a tense and turbulent summer at the KC Stadium with on-off takeover talks with Americaninvestors which show no sign of being completed.
Owner Assem Allam has been unwell and, although his health has improved in recent weeks, his son Ehab increasingly responsible for the day-to-day running of the club.
Against this instability, Hull have failed to reinforce Bruce’s squad with new signings and four key players have been lost to long-term injuries since they returned for pre-season training.
Bruce, 55, has been in charge for four years and won promotion in his first season, before securing Premier League status for another year and reaching the FA Cup final in 2013, for the first time in the club’s history.


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Jim White @JimWhite  4m4 minutes ago
A frustrated Steve Bruce told me on Monday he needed six new players but there was no money - 'very difficult' were his words.

Hull City @HullCity  12m12 minutes ago
📝 | We can confirm that Steve Bruce has left the Club by mutual consent. Full Statement http://bit.ly/2aBr2c8      

Following four incredible seasons with the Tigers including two promotions and our first ever FA Cup final, we can confirm that manager Steve Bruce has left the Club by mutual consent.

The Board of Directors would like to thank Steve for all his efforts since his appointment in 2012 culminating in a glorious day at Wembley in May which saw the Club bounce back into the Premier League. Steve has excelled in his role - both on and off the field - and will be remembered for being the most successful manager in our history to date.

Steve Bruce wishes the Club and the owners all the very best for the forthcoming Premier League season. Steve also wishes to place on record his thanks to the Club's supporters for their unwavering support and also to all the players and staff who have worked with him during his time at the KCOM Stadium.

Mike Phelan will step in to the role of caretaker manager until a permanent appointment is made for the upcoming campaign.

Read more at http://www.hullcitytigers.com/news/article/2016-17/club-statement-3201375.aspx#ctSoAFEJeWdEUdeo.99

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