The rehabilitation progress of Manchester City loanee Liam Delap was a topic of discussion as Hull City immersed themselves in their training camp.

Hull City has ventured to Turkey as manager Liam Rosenior aims to capitalize on the last international break of the season. The team is lodged at the Regnum Carya resort in Antalya.

Upon their return to England, the squad will gear up for the critical Easter weekend, during which they will face Stoke City and Leeds United on Good Friday and Easter Monday, respectively. With nine Championship games remaining in the season, this period is crucial for their campaign.

City’s first full day of training at Regnum saw Liam Rosenior’s players engage in a rigorous two-hour session under the midday sunshine. Subsequently, they were afforded the afternoon to unwind at their leisure, highlighting the significance of team bonding during the trip.

The discussion surrounding the opening day of City’s training camp was a focal point on the latest episode of the 1904 Club podcast from the Hull Daily Mail. Barry Cooper, reporting from Turkey, and David Burns, stationed in rainy Hessle, delved into various topics, including football governance—a subject directly addressed by Tigers owner Acun Ilicali on Sunday.