Hull City manager evaluates Oscar Zambrano and Mason Burstow’s debuts while sending a message to the strikers.
Tim Walter, the head coach of Hull City, says Oscar Estupinan, who is leaving the team permanently to return to his native Europe, is a “wonderful human.” The Colombian forward was cut from the City team that drew 0-0 with Millwall on Saturday following a deal reached with FC Juárez of Liga MX, in Mexico. City will get a seven-figure sum for the 27-year-old, who joined on a free transfer two years ago and scored the lone goal this season to give the Tigers a late point against Bristol City on opening day.
City will get a seven-figure sum for the 27-year-old, who joined on a free transfer two years ago and scored the lone goal this season to give the Tigers a late point against Bristol City on opening day. Oscar is an incredibly intelligent person,” Walter said on Hull Live. He’s a really kind man. And since he’s so open, he learnt, and he gave me really, really much. We are losing a fantastic athlete and a truly wonderful person, but I want the best for him.”In lieu of Estupinan, Mason Burstow made his entire debut after starting the game off the bench against Plymouth the previous weekend. However, he was only given one opportunity, which goalie Lukas Jensen saved superbly in the first half.
In addition to Oscar Zambrano, Burstow made his home debut right away against the Lions. Walter noted that despite both players being recent arrivals and particularly the Ecudaor young player who has relocated to a new continent, he was impressed with how they approached their work at such an early stage of their Tigers careers. They’ve just been here a few days. It’s great to see them, great to have them, and for the first few minutes, I’m extremely delighted about them because they are both young, inexperienced, and they sought to improve themselves on the pitch, and they did.”