Germanijak reports on the uncertain transfer situation of Matija Frigan to Hull City. Hull City is another option for Matija Frigan, but the transfer to England is currently uncertain due to a transfer ban on Hull City.

Matija Frigan is expected to join Hull City from Belgian club Westerlo. The transfer is valued at nine million euros in fixed fees, with achievable bonuses raising the potential total to ten million euros. Former Gorica, Rijeka, and Dinamo coach Sergej Jakirović, now at Hull City, confirmed the club's interest in Frigan, who will sign a multi-year contract with a significantly higher salary than in Belgium.

Sportske Novosti reports on Hull City's hopes of signing Matija Frigan despite a transfer ban. Manager Sergej Jakirović of Hull City expressed belief in the potential arrival of Matija Frigan, despite the club facing a ban on signing players with transfer fees for the next three windows. Hull City hopes the ban will be reduced by the end of the month. Jakirović emphasized the need for quality signings who can immediately strengthen the first team.

Record Sport had earlier this summer confirmed that Gers were interested in the Croatian frontman, but also noted that Martin's side was likely to face competition from more lucrative offers from other clubs. One of the clubs reportedly tracking Frigan is the English Championship side Hull City. Their new manager, Sergej Jakirovic, had previously worked with Frigan at Rijeka in Croatia. Despite Hull City's precarious financial situation leading to a transfer embargo preventing them from signing players until January 2027, reports indicate that they have found a loophole to secure a £7.7 million deal to bring Frigan to the MKM Stadium. Westerlo vice-president Hasan Cetinkaya has insisted that the player will not be leaving until their valuation is met.

Sportske Novosti has reported on the transfer situation involving Matija Frigan and his potential move to Hull City. Frigan has been excelling under the management of coach Sergej Jakirović at Rijeka, which has sparked interest from Hull City. The clubs have reached an agreement on a transfer fee of 9 million euros, with an additional 1 million euro bonus for Westerlo. However, Hull City is currently facing a transfer ban for three windows due to an outstanding debt to Aston Villa. They have appealed the ban, hoping for a positive resolution. Should the ban persist, they plan to acquire Frigan on a loan deal with an obligation to purchase. Westerlo is awaiting a decision from England as it impacts their financial planning. They have agreed to both immediate and deferred payment options, although nothing will be finalized until the contracts are signed. Rijeka, Frigan's former club, will retain 10% of the transfer fee difference, earning 350,000 euros from this transaction.

Index.hr has reported on Matija Frigan's imminent move to Hull City despite the club facing a transfer ban. According to the report, Matija Frigan is set to join Hull City during this transfer window, despite the EFL-imposed transfer ban on the club. It is said that Hull City has identified a way to circumvent this ban by arranging a loan deal with Westerlo until the ban is lifted, at which point Hull will proceed to purchase the Croatian striker. The agreement for the transfer is reportedly valued at nine million euros, with the possibility of increasing to ten million with additional bonuses. Frigan is expected to sign a multi-year contract with Hull City, which will reportedly offer him the highest salary of his career. This move is seen as a reward for Frigan's stellar season in Belgium, during which he netted 14 goals and provided four assists in 41 matches. Furthermore, it is noted that Frigan's former club Rijeka is set to receive 450,000 euros from this transfer, due to a clause that entitles them to ten percent of the profit Westerlo earns from selling Frigan.

Matija Frigan will join Hull City on a permanent transfer from Westerlo. He was the first player wanted by Sergej Jakirović, and Frigan was discussed during the appointment of Jakirović in Hull. Hull will fulfill Jakirović’s wish.

English second-tier side Hull City are very keen on Matija Frigan. Hull City has recently appointed Sergej Jakirovic as their new head coach, who previously worked with Frigan at Rijeka. This previous working relationship, during which Frigan enjoyed his best scoring campaign to date under Jakirovic's management, is believed to potentially give Hull City an edge in the transfer race. The club is hopeful that this connection can help them secure Frigan's transfer amidst interest from other clubs.