Abel Hernandez has confirmed that he will leave Championship side Hull City this summer after turning down the offer of a bumper new contract.
The Uruguay international is due to become a free agent later this month and has already been inundated with offers, including one from Russian giants CSKA Moscow.
Hull had hoped to tempt Hernandez into putting pen to paper on fresh terms, but the 27-year-old has decided that the time is right to bring an end to his four-year stay on Humberside.
A Hull statement read: "Although the offer made to Hernandez exceeded what the club would normally offer at Championship level, the striker will now look to make a fresh start elsewhere. We would like to wish him well for the future."
Hernandez then took to Instagram to say: "Thank you to all the fans of Hull for these four beautiful years, in which they have given me all the affection, during good times and also during the not-so-good ones.
"You never stopped showing me your great support and affection, and I am deeply grateful."
Hernandez, recently linked with a move to fellow Championship side Leeds United, scored 39 goals in 110 games for Hull.
