By Craig Hope for The Mail on Sunday Tom Ince believes goals should not be a problem for Hull City — despite manager Steve Bruce’s striker pursuit. The Tigers remain in discussion with Blackburn over Jordan Rhodes, who scored his 54th goal in 100 games for Rovers on Saturday as they beat Bournemouth 3-2. An initial bid of £8million was rejected though it is thought a fee of around £10m plus players could be agreed. Confident: Attacking midfielder Tom Ince has heaped praise on Hull City's current crop of stars Striker pursuit: Hull City manager Steve Bruce remains keen on trying to sign a striker before the window shuts
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Blackburn Rovers rejected an initial bid of £8m from Hull for Jordan Rhodes
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Tom Ince believes Hull's current stars have enough firepower to score goals
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Hull take on Mark Hughes' Stoke City at the KC Stadium on Sunday
No value: Stoke manager @placeholder refuses to spend money in the transfer market just for the sake of it