English club Hull City have officially signed forward Mohamed-Ali Cho from French side Nice for a fee believed to be £15.4 million.
The 22-year-old has penned a five-year deal with the Tigers, becoming the twelfth addition to the squad during this summer transfer window. Known for his versatility, the young forward is capable of operating effectively across the attacking line.
Mohamed-Ali Cho shared his enthusiasm about returning to England and his prospects at the new club:
I’m brimming with excitement and am really happy to be here, hoping to help the team as soon as possible.
Coming back to the UK is a massive plus, along with my experience in the Premier League. I can’t wait for the matches in this league, as it’s the strongest in the world. It’s going to be a superb challenge.
I gained great experience in France, enjoyed a few good years at Nice, competed in European competitions, and truly cherished that time. Now I’m thrilled to be back in the UK and closer to my family.
My friend Nobel Mendy scored against Manchester United, and I was incredibly happy for him and the club. I also know Darko Gyabi from the England youth setup and Luka Gurner-Duat since our days in Paris.
I’m a forward who can play across all three positions up front. My key attributes are dribbling, speed, and the willingness to take risks and beat opponents one-on-one. I can’t wait to meet the fans, play in front of them, and help the team win and score goals.
