Hull City, the "Tigers", has always been the "lift" of the Premier League and the Championship, going back and forth in the top and second divisions. However, the production of Hull City's team is really not funny, four of them are the current Premier League, British football popular fried chicken.
Harry Maguire
Harry Maguire, the "highest-valued defender in the Premier League", is not a youth training product of Hull City, but he can also be regarded as a famous person in Hull City. After leaving his home team Sheffield United, Maguire joined Hull City in 2014 for £2.5 million, then a premier League-only city for the first time. In the first season of the team, Maguire did not get many opportunities, only three appearances in the Premier League, but with Hull City relegated to the Championship, Maguire finally ushered in his own opportunities, with a good performance in the Championship, and the leader returned to the Premier League in just one season. In the summer of 2017, he moved to Leicester City for £12 million and was called up by Southgate for his solid performances with the Blue Foxes, and it has been a familiar story ever since.
Andrew Robertson
Joining Hull City at the same time as Maguire was Liverpool full-back Andrew Robertson, who was still unlit at the time; the 27-year-old Scottish left-back was already the premier left-back in the Premier League. In 2014, he joined for £2.85 million by Dundee United Hull City and Maguire "front and back feet". Unlike Maguire, However, Andrew Robertson quickly took his place at Hull City, scoring 115 appearances in three seasons. In 2017, he joined Liverpool for £8 million, successfully topped Moreno, and has since occupied the red army's absolute main position on the left side, and has also won the Champions League and the Premier League.
Fikayo Tomori
Chelsea academy fikayo Tomori also spent some time at Hull City, where he was loaned by the Blues to Hull City in 2017-18, where he made 26 appearances and two assists. Because of his outstanding performance at Hull City, he was loaned by Lampard in the following season and became the main force of Derby County. Later, with Lampard returning to Stamford Bridge, Fikayo Tomori also got his chances with the Blues under the transfer ban, playing 22 games for his parent team in the 2019-20 season, scoring two goals and one assist. In the summer, he left Chelsea for Serie A Milan, where he still performed well; there have been many calls for Southgate to use him and head off the unstable "Hull City Master Brother" Maguire.
Jarrod Bowen
Jarrod Bowen is the player of the four who has been in Hull City for the longest time. In 2014, Hull City poached Jarrod Bowen from local team Hereford United and incorporated it into their own academy system. In 2017, Jarrod Bowen gradually took the position in the First Team of Hull City, playing 131 games for the team over the years, delivering 54 goals and 14 assists. In January 2020, he was recognized by Moyes, who took him to the Hammers for a transfer fee of £25 million. At Wesham, Jarrod Bowen became the core of the team's frontcourt, and with 12 goals and 11 assists in 39 games this season, he is one of the best local players in the Premier League.