Hull Linked With Ex Celtic,Leeds,Boro and Toon Star


By Eye Of The Tiger
July 23 2009

As Hull's search for attacking reinforcements continues they've now been linked with a move for ex Celtic,Leeds,Boro and Newcastle forward Mark Viduka. Viduka now 33 is available on a free transfer after his deal with Newcastle Expired. Viduka has been plagued by injuries over the last two years and there has been rumours he could retire. However with the 2010 world cup looming it appears Viduka wants one more shot at the top level. Viduka 1st came to British Football to play for Celtic where is was a big hit scoring 30 goals in 37 games. After 2 eventful years at at Celtic Viduka moved to Leeds where he made 130 appearances, scoring 59 goals in a 4 year spell playing in the champions league and UEFA Cup. Following Leeds Relegation from the Premiership Viduka Joined Middlesborough where he continued to impress scoring 26 goals in 72 appearances .

He joined Newcastle at the start of the 07/08 season on a free transfer which looked a good bit of business considering his strike rate in England However Viduka Struggled with injuries in the 2 years he spent at Newcastle at only made 38 appearances scoring just 7 goals.


He is now been linked with several Clubs including Fulham,Blackburn Celtic and several clubs in Greece. 

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