Liverpool have announced via their official website that Hull City's offer for Daniel Ayala has
been accepted.
The Spaniard has been given permission to discuss personal terms with The Tigers, with Pearson
likely to aim to conclude the deal before Saturday's trip to Ipswich Town.
City had initially bit £500,000 for Ayala and with Liverpool holding out for a seven figure sum, a
compromise has now been reached to bring in a player who will challenge James Chester and Jack
Hobbs for a starting place.
Hull City has stepped up their interest in Liverpool defender Daniel Ayala.
The Spaniard spent the early part of the 2010/11 season at the KC, impressing before returning to
Anfield. Despite spending the second half of last season at Derby County, Ayala has again emerged
as the Tigers number one defensive target.
Liverpool continues their preseason preparations with a trip to the KC Stadium, where they'll work
to get up to speed and look to gain momentum ahead of the season opener in three weeks. This marks
the midway point of the club's preseason fixtures, and possibly gives us the first chance to see
the Liverpool bow of at least a couple summer signings.
Kickoff from Kingston Communications Stadium at 3:00 pm GMT/11:00 am EST
Ways to Watch:
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Liverpool continue their preseason preparations with a trip to the KC Stadium, where they'll
work to get up to speed and look to gain momentum ahead of the season opener in three weeks.
I usually admire Mark Halsey. He's battled with cancer and won so far and he's one of our better
referees he generally doesn't litter games with cards for minor offences.
But in last night's FA Cup replay in which Manchester City thumped Leicester 4-2, he had an
absolute nightmare.
MANCHESTER, England A last-gasp Aleksandar Kolarov effort ended Leicester City's threatened
fightback and saw Manchester City progress into the fourth round of the FA Cup. Carlos Tevez had
put the hosts ahead after 15 minutes before Paul Gallagher equalised from the penalty spot four
minutes later after Lloyd Dyer had been felled by Patrick [.
