Summary:
Hull boss Steve Bruce is confident his team can secure a £3.5m deal for the Scotland international.

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By . Simon Jones . Hull City hope to finally sign Andrew Robertson from Dundee United in a £3m deal on Friday. The Scotland left back has been the subject of offers from West Ham and interest from Everton but Steve Bruce has made four bids so far and believes the fifth can clinch it. Robertson joined United in June 2013 from Queens Park and has developed at a rapid pace winning the PFA Young Player of the Year award in Scotland last season. Persistent: Hull are set to sign Andrew Robertson with their fifth bid for the young Scotland international accepted . The 20-year-old also made his international bow in a friendly against Poland in March this year. Hull have already strengthened their squad this summer with the signings of Tom Ince, Robert Snodgrass and the permanent acquisition of Jake Livermore who spent last season on loan at the club. But Bruce is eager to keep adding depth to his squad as he prepares to combine the rigours of Premier League football with the Europa League. Quality: Hull have already bolstered their squad this summer with Robert Snodgrass and Tom Ince .