Arsenal are monitoring the situation of Hull City's winger Mohamed Belloumi, following his impressive displays at the onset of the 2026/27 season. Information from Africafoot, attributed to journalist Ussama Benamara, indicates that the Gunners are considering the 24-year-old as a viable option to bolster their attack.
The report suggests that Hull may be open to selling the Algerian, provided the player expresses a desire for a change of scenery. The potential transfer fee is estimated to be between €28.5 million and €40 million, with Arsenal aiming to negotiate a lower sum.
So far, the Londoners have yet to make an official offer or take significant steps toward securing the winger’s signature. Their interest remains in the early stages.
Belloumi primarily operates on the right flank and joined Hull City from Portuguese side Farense in August 2024, having quickly established himself as a key player for the team.
In his eight Premier League appearances this season, the Algerian has scored three goals and provided two assists. His contract with Hull runs until the summer of 2029, meaning the club is under no immediate pressure to sell.
It remains to be seen whether Arsenal will transition from merely tracking Belloumi to taking concrete action as they continue to assess his suitability in the months ahead.
