Mohamed-Ali Cho could be on his way to Hull City after broad terms were agreed for the 22-year-old French winger to leave Nice. The proposed package is understood to be worth a fixed £13 million plus add-ons linked to Hull staying in the Premier League, with travel and a medical lined up as the move edges towards completion.
- Hull City have reached a verbal agreement with Nice for Mohamed-Ali Cho.
- The proposed deal is set at a fixed £13 million plus add-ons tied to Premier League survival.
- Cho is due to travel for a medical, but he remains a Nice player until the transfer is formally completed.
Mohamed-Ali Cho’s Move to Hull City Takes Shape
Mohamed-Ali Cho is still a Nice player for now, but Hull’s proposed move appears to be at an advanced stage. Broad terms are in place between the clubs, and the next step would see the winger travel to England for his medical before the deal can be formally completed.
The financial structure is being framed carefully at this point, with the package described as a fixed £13 million plus add-ons linked to Hull retaining their Premier League status. Earlier in August, Hull’s interest had already surfaced around a potential €20 million offer, but that now looks more like early market context than the final shape of the agreement currently coming together.
Hull City’s Premier League Rebuild
Hull’s push for Cho makes sense in the context of a club gearing up for its first Premier League campaign in a decade. The move would be a notable attacking addition as Hull strengthen for that challenge.
Hull and Nice only met in a 0-0 friendly on 15 August.
What Cho Could Bring to Hull City
Cho would give Hull a winger with recent top-flight minutes and a decent attacking baseline behind him. In Ligue 1 in 2025/26, he made 24 appearances, including 20 starts, and produced four goals and three assists in 1,668 minutes for Nice.
Across all competitions last season, Cho made 37 appearances, scoring five goals and adding five assists. He also featured seven times in the Europa League and scored once, which would add European experience to Hull’s attacking options if the medical and remaining formalities go as expected.
