Ryan Longman, a Hull City loanee, claims he has had no chats about his future at the MKM Stadium as his time at Millwall comes to a conclusion.
In the summer transfer window, Hull City allowed versatile attacker Longman to go on loan. He did not play in any of the Tigers’ first four Championship games, prompting a late-season transfer to Millwall.
Since then, the 23-year-old has made 28 appearances for the Lions in all competitions. In that time, he’s contributed a goal and an assist either playing on the flank or as a striker in the center.
This summer, a decision must be made about the former Brighton talent’s next move. His contract expires in 2025, however if he does not fit into Liam Rosenior’s plans, he may be forced to leave.
However, Longman and Hull City have yet to discuss the future.
Longman told News at Den that he has been completely focused on the work at hand with Millwall. He said:
“I haven’t had any chats with them at the moment; I’m just focused on my football and taking it game by game. My whole attention has been focused on getting the job done for Millwall.
