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Boss Sergej Jakirovic admits Hull City are down to the bare bones for Saturday’s trip to Southampton (15:00 GMT).
The Tigers could climb into the Championship’s top four with a fourth win in five away games but a swathe of injuries has left the Bosnian with just 12 senior players to call on.
Jakirovic told BBC Radio Humberside: “It is the first time since I have coached I have so
Jakirovic now moves to Humberside after guiding Kayserispor to a 13th-placed finish, having arrived when the club was in the relegation zone.
He is the fifth managerial appointment under the watch of chairman Acun Ilicali, who took over in January 2022.
“After a thorough and extensive recruitment process, we are delighted to secure the services of Sergej,” Turkish businessman Ilicali told the club’s website, external.
“We believe in
Hull City are looking to appoint Kayserispor boss Sergej Jakirovic.
BBC Radio Humberside understands that the 48-year-old Bosnian and his coaching staff are hoping to get their visas next Wednesday.
The Tigers sacked boss Ruben Selles earlier this month after they avoided relegation to League One on goal difference.
Jakirovic has managed in Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia and was appointed as head coach of Turkish Super Lig side Kayserispor in January.