Carl Jenkinson on Hull's wanted list, says Steve Bruce, who has already spoken to Arsenal about a loan deal

Hull would like to loan right-back Carl Jenkinson from Arsenal

Mathieu Debuchy and Calum Chambers could keep Jenkinson out of team

Steve Bruce has enquired with Arsenal about Jenkinson's availability



Andrew Robertson is also close to joining Hull from Dundee United

Hull have already signed Tom Ince, Robert Snodgrass and Jake Livermore



Steve Bruce has confirmed Hull's interest in signing Carl Jenkinson on loan from Arsenal, if the defender is available.



The Gunners are close to signing right-back Calum Chambers from Arsenal and have already brought France international Mathieu Debuchy from Newcastle to play in that position leaving Jenkinson's chances of regular football under threat.



But Bruce, who is trying to build on Hull's 16th-placed Premier League finish and FA Cup final appearance, is keen to add to his squad ahead of the coming season.



Temporary exit: Hull have confirmed an interest in signing Carl Jenkinson on loan from Arsenal

New arrivals: Mathieu Debuchy and Calum Chambers could keep Jenkinson out of the Arsenal team



Interested: Steve Bruce has been busy trying to arrange deals to strengthen Hull this summer

Bruce said: 'I had a conversation with Arsenal four or five weeks ago to say "would it be possible?", and apparently it might be.



'We'll look at that situation.



'We haven't had confirmation from Arsenal and I would hate to upset them by speaking out of turn but we are led to believe the kid might be available for loan.



'If he is, then of course we would be interested.'



Propsect: Hull are also close to signing Scotland international Andrew Robertson from Dundee United

Strength: Hull have added Robert Snodgrass and Jake Livermore to their ranks this summer



Bruce has had a busy summer in the transfer market, tying up deals for midfielders Jake Livermore and Robert Snodgrass and winger Tom Ince and he is also close to completing the signing of left-back Andrew Robertson from Dundee United.



Robertson joined United from Queens Park in 2013 and has since gone on to represent Scotland and win the PFA Young Player of the Year award and now he looks set to become a Premier League player.



'We've got an agreement in place, the boy's travelling down tomorrow with his representatives,' Bruce said.

