HDM Sport on Facebook HULL City's Ahmed Elmohamady is a target for Turkish side Besiktas, according to the Sunday People. Besiktas chief Slaven Bilic sees Elmohamady as the man to provide the ammunition for Demba Ba. QPR boss Harry Redknapp is also keen on the Egyptian international. However, the People concede that Tigers' boss Steve Bruce is keen to keep the wing-back, who played every game last season and opened the scoring against AS Trencin last week. As transfer rumours go, surely this looks a non-starter.Quinn attracts interest AHMED Elmohamady is not the only Hull City player on the radar of other clubs. According to Sky Sports, a number of Premier League and Championship sides are tracking midfielder Stephen Quinn . Quinn is entering the final year of his contract after joining from Sheffield United in the summer of 2012. The Irishman played a key role in helping Hull win promotion in his first season, but made just 15 appearances in the Premier League last term. However, he scored in the FA Cup semi-final win over his former club Sheffield United and played in the final against Arsenal. Quinn's first-team opportunities could be limited this season following the summer arrivals of Tom Ince and Robert Snodgrass and the news has alerted a host of clubs to the midfielder's possible availability.Keeper Oxley turns goalscoring match-winner for HibsMARK Oxley is surely a candidate for the most unlikely headline grabber of the weekend. On-loan from Hull City, the keeper made his competitive debut for Hibernian against Livingston – and scored the winner. Oxley's first-half kick-out from the edge of his own box bounced over counterpart Darren Jamieson and into the net to give Alan Stubbs' side their first home win – 2-1 – since February. Farid El Alagui had made it 1-0 to the home side with a header on 15 minutes before Oxley doubled their lead. Declan Gallagher pulled one back just short of the hour mark but the day belonged to Oxley. "Let's say I meant it," Oxley told the Scottish Sunday Express. "I've never done anything like that before. "One of their players was standing near me so I couldn't put it down to kick it so I just smashed it as hard as I could – and it went in. "I thought it was going to be headed away or the keeper was going to stand back and catch it but there must have been a bit of indecision at the back. "I should feel bad for the other keeper but I don't at all – I don't get many chances to celebrate like that! "Someone told me Andy Goram got two goals here so I'm going to go for three this season!"
