• Portugese has confirmed his intention to leave the KCom Stadium• Palace will turn attentions to Sean Dyche if fail to get SilvaMarco Silva has stepped down as Hull City’s manager after a meeting with the relegated club’s owners on Wednesday night and is weighing up interest from Watford and Crystal Palace to prolong his stay in the Premier League.The Portuguese met Assem and Ehab Allam at the Hallmark hotel in North Ferriby and confirmed his intention to leave the KCom Stadium, effectively as a free agent, after five months. The 39-year-old’s preference has been to remain in the English top flight, despite reports from Portugal that Porto were keen to lure him home, and Palace and Watford have made clear their interest with his representatives. Related: Crystal Palace target Marco Silva after manager’s move to Porto recedes Continue readingreadfullarticle
