Hull City, which is coached by Sergej Jakirović and is preparing for a return to the Premier League, is reportedly preparing an official offer for Mohamed-Ali Cho for a fee of around 20 million euros. Cho is a 22-year-old French winger from the French club Nice. Hull could soon send an official bid, and the English club's interest is described as very serious. The pursuit of Cho follows an unsuccessful attempt to sign Franjo Ivanović from Benfica; Italian transfer insider Lorenzo Lepore reported that Ivanović had rejected Hull's offer because he considered Real Betis a better project for his future.
Nice is open to offers for several of its valuable players, including Cho, as the club aims to reduce wage costs and improve its financial situation, and would reportedly find it difficult to reject a bid of around 20 million euros. The young forward is also interested in leaving. Although negotiations are not yet finalized, the transfer would represent one of Hull's largest investments in recent years. Cho, who has been capped 8 times by the France U21 team, joined Nice in January 2024 and his contract runs until 2028. His current Transfermarkt market value is €15.00m. Monaco has also been mentioned in connection with the player.
