Hull City has been busy ensuring their squad is bolstered as they signed four new players just before the summer transfer window slammed shut.
This latest spree has brought their total number of summer signings to 18, showcasing the Tigers' intent heading into the new season.
Defensive midfielder Tim Iroegbunam has made the move from Everton for a fee of £13 million, potentially rising to £22 million with add-ons, signing a five-year contract.
Welsh winger Sorba Thomas has joined from Stoke City, initially costing £7.5 million, but that figure could increase to £10 million depending on performance-related clauses.
Meanwhile, forward Robinho Vaz arrives on loan from Roma, with Hull paying £1.7 million for the deal. The club will also have a buyout option set at £25 million, which, if exercised, would make him their record signing.
Finally, attacking midfielder Christos Muzakitis has been snapped up from Olympiacos for £13 million. The 19-year-old is being hailed as one of the club's most promising acquisitions this summer.
