The striker has been a big miss in the last few weeks having been a real star of the Tigers’ play-off chase so far

The striker has been a big miss in the last few weeks having been a real star of the Tigers’ play-off chase so far

There’s now hope the seven-goal frontman will still have a part to play on the pitch for City before the end of the season, and as he continues his recovery, boss Liam Rosenior says he’ll be back at the club on Thursday to see his teammates ahead of Saturday’s clash with play-off rivals West Brom at the MKM Stadium.

“He’s really good,” Rosenior told Hull Live. “We’re going to see Liam on Thursday, he’s going to come in. He’s coming in to see the lads on Thursday and Friday. That’ll be brilliant leading into the West Brom game. He’ll be in and around the players, which I know he’s missed and we’ve missed him as well.”