Hull City chairman Adam Pearson fears he may struggle to cut the
club's wage bill during next month's transfer window.
Pearson is eager to move players out to ease financial
concerns at present, which is why he insists rumours linking the
Tigers with potential signings are wide of the mark.
Speaking to the Hull Daily Mail, Pearson said: "As I have
already said, there will be no new signings coming into the club
unless we can cut our wage bill significantly.
"For that reason, at the moment we are not looking at any
potential signings in January, and I want to make that clear.
"We have no firm interest in any of our players at the
moment.
"It is very, very difficult to move players out because we
are in the bottom six of the Premier League and there aren't many
clubs in the Championship with funds available.
"We have to be patient. It will not be a fire-sale, it will
be done in a considered manner and in the best interests of the
club."
