Peter Halmosi claims to have been released by Hull City and is preparing to return to his native Hungary.
Hungarian midfielder released by Hull
Peter Halmosi claims to have been released by Hull City and is preparing to return to his native Hungary.
The 31-year-old has spent the last two-and-a-half years on the Tigers' books, having joined from Plymouth in the summer of 2008.
He penned a four-year contract upon his arrival, with a fee in excess of £2million making him the club's record signing at that time.
Unfortunately he has struggled to live up to his early billing, with first-team opportunities having slowly dwindled.
He agreed to join former employers Haladas in January 2010, penning a loan deal which ran for the remainder of the campaign.
Halmosi now hopes to link up with the Szombathely-based outfit on a full-time basis, having apparently seen his contract at the KC Stadium terminated by mutual consent.
Free agent
"At Hull City I realised that whatever I do, I can't get into the team," he told
skysports.com.
"I decided a long time ago that at the age of 31 or 32 I wanted to go back to Hungary and finish my career at Haladas.
"It is sure that I won't stay in England, although my agent has told me that many teams have shown an interest, especially now I'm a free agent.
"I want to live in Szombathely. If I can't sign for Haladas for some reason then Austria might be an option for me as it's only a one or two hours of driving from Szombathely.
"I've already played in Graz, for a team called GAK, in the past but there are lot of teams that are close to my home so I could go there day by day."
Reports in Hungary suggest Gyori ETO and Debreceni are also keen on Halmosi, but the experienced midfielder has made it clear that a return to Haladas is his preferred option.
