There is still plenty of drama left in the Championship season with the regular season quickly becoming a fading memory and the play-off lottery set to get into full swing this weekend.
But clubs across English football’s second tier have already started planning for what should be an eventful summer transfer window.
It could be a transformative close-season for Hull City as manager Shota Arveladze prepares for the first full transfer window of his reign after he replaced former boss Grant McCann in the final days of January.
It seems natural that the Georgian would consider Turkey as a favourable market for potential new signings after spending time with Kayserispor, Kasimpasa and Trabzonspor during the early years of his managerial career.
Arveladze added Fenerbache forward Allahyar Sayyadmanesh to his squad in a loan deal earlier this season - but there is now speculation he could head back to Turkey to add another player to his ranks over the coming weeks.
The Star talks a look at the latest transfer talk involving the Tigers and their Championship rivals.
It could be a transformative close-season for Hull City as manager Shota Arveladze prepares for the first full transfer window of his reign after he replaced former boss Grant McCann in the final days of January.
5. Shipley departs Sky Blues
Coventry City midfielder Jordan Shipley has left the club to join Shrewsbury Town on a three-year deal (BBC Sport) Photo: Getty Images
6. Premier League giants eye Baggies youngster
West Brom youngster Reyes Cleary has turned down a professional contract as Newcastle and Arsenal monitor his current situation. Photo: Getty Images
7. Hatters keep hold of Ingram
Hull City goalkeeper Matt Ingram has extended his loan at Luton Town ahead of their Championship play-off semi-final tie with Huddersfield Town (BBC Sport) Photo: Liam Smith
8. Tigers eye Turkish defender
Hull City are hoping to add Turkish defender Yunus Emre Cift to their squad and are ready to approach Samsunspor for their centre-back (Transfer Merkezi) Photo: PA