Summer signing for Hull City According to Abu Kamara, he should have left Norwich City during the summer window

Speaking with Hull manager Tim Walter during the Tigers’ pre-game news conference, Kamara said to the media that leaving Carrow Road was an easier decision after speaking with him.

Even though the 21-year-old played in just six games for the Canaries senior team total, he made an impact at Portsmouth during the previous season.

With his prolific goal and assist totals, he was a big part of helping Pompey return to the Championship, however many of their fans would have rather seen him stay.

While there was plenty of interest in the player during the summer transfer window, his success at Fratton Park perhaps made it more difficult for them to sign him long-term.

Given that Kamara was a part of Johannes Hoff Thorup’s goals, he might have even stayed at Carrow Road.

However, the midfielder only saw brief action off the bench in the Canaries’ opening two league contests, and ultimately, he filed a transfer request.

When this desire was made public, it always seemed likely that the player would go to the MKM Stadium and depart Norfolk before the end of the summer window.