🔍 Louie Barry’s Hull City Move Hits Financial Obstacles — Rival Clubs Waiting in the Wings
- @TheFLZone

- Jul 2
- 1 min read
Hull City’s attempts to secure Louie Barry permanently have hit a snag as the Championship side grapples with the costs involved. Aston Villa’s demand for £3.5 million plus a hefty 50% sell-on clause, combined with Barry’s salary and other add-ons, is stretching Hull’s budget to its limits.
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Why the Hold-Up?
Massive Sell-On Component – Villa insisting on half of the profit from any future sale, making the agreement expensive long-term.
Wage Demands & Bonuses – Barry is set to earn around £25,000 per week, pushing Hull to the brink of their wage limits.
👀 Other Clubs Now In The Frame
With Hull’s offer on pause, several other Championship sides are keeping a close watch on the situation:
Sheffield United: Considered a prime alternative despite a lot of upheaval at the club this summer.
West Brom: Ryan Mason looks to have some budget to attract new players with a wide attacker a key position.
Norwich: Free agent Tyrhys Dolan is a target, with Barry looking for similar wages but does require a significant fee.




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