Hull's £10m bid for Swansea's Vipotnik 'pathetic'
Former Swansea City forward Andy Robinson says Hull City's bid of approximately £10m for striker Zan Vipotnik falls well short of his true worth.
Hull City's £10 million bid for Swansea City striker Zan Vipotnik has been widely dismissed as "pathetic" by former Swansea forward Andy Robinson. Robinson stated that Vipotnik, who was the Championship's top scorer with 23 goals last season, is worth at least double the amount offered by Hull. The Swans rejected Hull's offer for Vipotnik, who played a crucial role in their 2-1 win against Stoke City on Saturday, scoring a goal and setting up a teammate.
Robinson expressed hope that Swansea can retain Vipotnik, praising his goal-scoring ability and suggesting that the player could stay at the club and continue to score goals. Robinson also highlighted other promising options at Swansea, such as Melker Widell, Moussa Yeo, and Ross Stewart, indicating that the team is in a strong position financially.
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