Hull City owner Assem Allam will hold a press conference on Thursday to determine his future at the club.
There are reports that the 75-year old Egyptian-born English businessman could sell the club outright in the not-too-distant-future or that he could hand the reins to son Ehab who has been acting as chief executive since late last year.
It is believed that Allam will speak to the press on Thursday afternoon to reveal the future of the Tigers and speak about which direction the club will head.
Hull spent plenty of money in the summer transfer window by bringing in such players as Abel Hernandez, Robert Snodgrass and Jake Livermore suggesting that Allam will still have something to do with the running of the KIC Stadium outfit.
