Hull new boy George Boateng will give his all to help the club stay in the Premier League.
Summer signing ready to give his all next season
New Hull City signing George Boateng is ready to give his all to ensure the club remain in the Premier League.
Boateng completed his switch from Middlesbrough on Wednesday for a fee of £1million, penning a two-year deal at the KC stadium.
The 32-year-old Dutchman has a wealth of Premier League experience having played for Coventry, Aston Villa and Boro in the past 11 years.
And he has stated his ambition to preserve Hull's top-flight status when the new season gets under way.
"It is a big challenge, and a challenge that I am very, very looking forward to," Boateng told
Sky Sports News. "This was an opportunity I needed to kick-start my career.
"Getting to the top is hard but staying there is even harder. I am here to win football matches for this club so we can stay in this division."
On his time at Boro, Boateng added: "It was great at Middlesbrough. I have no reason to be disappointed to leave Boro.
"I had six great years there and achieved so much. I have no regrets."
