Hull City has secured the signing of Mohamed-Ali Cho from Nice, marking the club’s 12th acquisition of the summer transfer window. The 22-year-old forward, who has developed through Everton’s academy and represented France at various youth levels up to under-21, has committed to the Championship club with a contract running until 2031. The transfer fee remains undisclosed, though reports suggest it is approximately £11 million, with potential add-ons included.

Cho is a versatile attacker, capable of playing across the forward line, and his arrival is part of Hull City’s ongoing efforts to bolster their squad following their promotion via the play-offs last season. The club has made a strong start to the Premier League campaign, securing a 2-0 victory over Manchester United in their opening match.

Hull City continues to be active in the transfer market as they seek to further strengthen their roster. Sources indicate the club is in negotiations to sign Ilyas Ansah and is also exploring deals involving former loanees Fabio Carvalho and Toby Collyer. Additionally, Hull is reportedly holding discussions concerning winger Sorba Thomas and Roma forward Robinio Vaz. These potential moves underline the club’s commitment to enhancing squad depth ahead of the challenges of top-flight competition.