Bruce seeks extended Euro participation

Hull City is set to make its continental debut in the UEFA Europa League, marking a significant milestone in the club's history. This exciting European adventure comes after a successful season where the team managed to secure its place in the Premier League.

Last season, Hull City proved that anything is possible, reaching the FA Cup Final and securing an unlikely FA Cup final appearance. This achievement, coupled with the club's determination to make its mark on the football map, has set the stage for an extended run in the UEFA Europa League.

Steve Bruce, the club's manager since guiding Hull City into the Premier League, is celebrating his 100th game as Hull City boss. He expresses his desire for an extended run in the UEFA Europa League, aiming to lead the team around Europe.

The upcoming match will be a historic moment for Hull City and its fans, with the opponent yet to be confirmed. Reports suggest that the team will face either Vojvodina of Serbia or Trencin of Slovakia.

Trencin, currently holding a 4-0 lead over its opponent in the second-round tie, will undoubtedly provide a tough challenge. Nevertheless, Hull City remains undeterred, eager to prove its mettle on the European stage.

The European match is a first for Hull City, and the club is eager to embrace this new challenge. The city and its fans are excited about this opportunity to showcase their support and passion for the beautiful game.

As Hull City steps into the UEFA Europa League, it's clear that the club is ready to take on the continent's best teams. With Steve Bruce at the helm, the team is poised to make a lasting impression in Europe. The upcoming match is more than just a game; it's a testament to Hull City's resilience, determination, and love for football.