LIAM ROSENIOR has “agreed” to become Hull City manager – six weeks after losing his role as interim chief at Derby.
The former Tigers’ left-back, 38, is poised for his first permanent boss job.
Championship strugglers Hull have been managerless since axing Shota Arveladze in September.
And BBC Radio Humberside say Rosenior, 38, has verbally accepted the position ahead of signing a contract on Wednesday.
The ex-Reading and Brighton defender watched Hull’s shock 4-2 win at Rotherham on October 22.