Moses Odubajo is leaving Hull City at the end of the month after turning down a new contract offer, according to Hull Live.
The 24-year-old has not played for the Tigers since their Championship Play-Off final win over Sheffield Wednesday in 2016 due to injury.
Odubajo will now be in the hunt for a new club as he looks to get his career back on track after a two season absence. The right-back helped Hull gain promotion to the Premier League in his first campaign at the club under Steve Bruce.
He joins the likes of Allan McGregor, David Meyler, Seb Larsson, Abel Hernandez and Michael Dawson in leaving the KCOM Stadium on free transfers this summer.
Odubajo, who has played for England at Under-20 level, started his career at Leyton Orient and became a big player for the London club. After playing 116 games for them, he was snapped up by Championship side Brentford in 2015 for £1 million.
He helped the Bees get to the Play-Offs in his only season at Griffin Park before he was signed by Hull City in 2016 for £3.5 million. He played 51 games for the Tigers in his one playing season and was tipped for a big future at the KCOM Stadium.
Moses Odubajo will now leave Hull and here is how their fans have reacted on Twitter to the news-
https://twitter.com/jameskwiths/status/1007262817580351488
If Odubajo had been fit, I firmly believe he'd have been in an England squad by now. Shame and a disgrace that he's leaving for nothing. #hcafc
— Andy Marsters-Haining (@TheMarsters) June 14, 2018
Odubajo might’ve been out for two years but he’ll get snapped up – another crying shame of a departure for #hcafc
— Dan Kemp (@1_DanKemp) June 14, 2018
Gutted to see such a promising talent leave City. What a season we had with @Moses_28 at right-back and such a shame to never had him in the Premier League. All the best, Moses🔶⬛️ #hcafc pic.twitter.com/KOloL8YsxJ
— Hull Transfers (@HullTransfers) June 14, 2018
One thing that really irritates me as a football fan is when a player is seriously injured and doesn’t play for 2 years, takes home his ££££ every week and then walks away at the end of his contract. The club has just stood by them for two years ffs. Cheers @Moses_28 👍#loyalty?
— Matthew Watson (@1986mattw) June 14, 2018
