NEWCASTLE UNITED want to keep Hull City’s Kamil Grosicki in the Premier League, according to reports.
The Polish international impressed for the Tigers despite their relegation back to the Championship.
He only joined the club from French side Rennes in January.
Grosicki produced a number of impressive displays, winning the top-flight’s Player of the Month award in April.
That form has led to Rafa Benitez becoming interested in luring the star to St. James’ Park, according to the Hull Daily Mail.
And Newcastle’s attempts to sign the 28-year-old were boosted further on Monday.
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A report from Sportowefakty in Grosicki’s homeland claims that he has a relegation release clause, despite committing to a three-and-a-half year deal when he joined.
The Magpies could also face competition from Watford for the winger.
Marco Silva, the man who brought him to Hull, was appointed as the new Hornets chief over the weekend.
The Portuguese coach will have seen at close quarters the abilities of the Pole and could make a move to bring him to Vicarage Road.
Newcastle are attempting to get their business done early following their promotion back to the big time.
Benitez has already secured one signing this summer, making Chelsea loanee Christian Atsu’s deal into a permanent one.
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