Wolves have sold Nouha Dicko to Hull for £3.5 million.
Wolves have sold Nouha Dicko to Hull City as they continue reshaping their squad.
Hull announced the move on their official website last night, just two days before the transfer deadline passes.
Dicko had been at Wolves since 2014 when he signed mid-season from Wigan.
He played a key role for the club before suffering a serious knee injury in 2015 which put him out of action for nearly a year.
Dicko struggled for goals last season in a difficult bounce-back campaign under Walter Zenga and Paul Lambert, and he scored only three goals.
Leeds have a new manager this year in Nuno Santo, and Dicko has been a substitute in all five league games this season.
He has played 77 minutes, scoring one league goal.
Dicko was a popular player at Wolves, and his progress back from injury was keenly tracked by supporters.
Before his injury he netted 29 goals in just over two seasons for Wolves, and linked up effectively with Benik Afobe and Bakary Sako, both of which are long gone from Molineux.
Wolves have had a strong start to the season and Dicko’s transfer to Hull is being treated as disappointing rather than worrying.
Here is a look at how Wolves fans reacted on Twitter to his exit…
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