Hull City exit looking 'increasingly likely' – Frustration growing about deal

Robinho Vaz, on loan at Hull City from Roma with a €30m purchase option, is expected to return to Italy after struggling in the Premier League with just five appearances.

Robinho Vaz joined Hull City on loan from AS Roma in January with a €2m loan fee and a €30m option to buy, but his time in the Premier League has been difficult. The 19-year-old French attacker has made only five appearances for the Tigers and is still recovering from a calf injury that has limited his availability.

According to ForzaRoma, frustration is growing in Italy about the move's outcome. Vaz recently played for Hull City's U21s, which the outlet views as a sign he isn't yet fit enough for first-team action. The consensus is that a return to Roma is looking "increasingly likely" as he struggles to find his footing in England.

Vaz had impressed at Marseille before Roma signed him, but his move to the Premier League has not gone to plan. Hull City would retain an asset if they can restore his fitness and form, but the current trajectory suggests the loan deal may be cut short.