Report: Hull City agree takeover deal by Far East consortium

A Far East consortium has agreed to take over Hull City for £130m, according to reports.

The Premier League club, owned by the Allam family, has been for sale since 2014.

The Hull Daily Mail suggests that a company called Greater China Professional Services Limited (GCPSL) has agreed a partnership with Camsing Global for the purchase of the Tigers.

Meanwhile, BBC Sport reports that a document filed to the Hong Kong stock exchange details a conditional agreement for a deal with the consortium.

Hull, promoted to the top flight via the playoffs last season, are 16th in the table after taking seven points from their opening eight games of the season.