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'Don't expect immediate fireworks from Laalaoui'
'Don't expect immediate fireworks from Laalaoui'

BBC News

timea day ago

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'Don't expect immediate fireworks from Laalaoui'

Hull City have signed Morocco Under-20's midfielder Reda Laalaoui but what can the 20-year-old bring to English football?Laalaoui joins from Moroccan side Fath Union Sport in his first move outside of his home football journalist Mark Gleeson has been speaking to BBC Radio Humberside about how he believes Laalaoui is a "bright little prospect" but might take time to show his true ability as he eases into life in England."The Championship is physically such a big deal, it's a big man's world. I think it's going to be a slow process," Gleeson said."I'm not sure he's going to make an impact initially, it might be a bit of a punt on a long-term talent rather than someone who is going to make immediate waves."I think the Championship is not the forum for silky African skills, I think it takes a while. My gut feeling is don't expect immediate fireworks."Listen to Gleeson's full thoughts and more on BBC Sounds.

Hull City secures Moroccan midfielder Reda Laalaoui on four-year deal
Hull City secures Moroccan midfielder Reda Laalaoui on four-year deal

Ya Biladi

time2 days ago

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Hull City secures Moroccan midfielder Reda Laalaoui on four-year deal

Estimated read time: 1' English football club Hull City has signed Moroccan midfielder Reda Laalaoui from Rabat-based side Fath Union Sports. The 20-year-old Morocco Under-20 international has joined on a four-year deal for an undisclosed fee, according to the BBC. The Tigers also hold an option to extend his contract for a fifth year. On its social media, Hull City announced Laalaoui's signing this Thursday with the message, «First one of the summer», signaling that the Moroccan is the Championship side's first signing of the transfer window. First words as a Tiger ?️ #hcafc — Hull City (@HullCity) June 12, 2025 «I am really happy to join Hull City. It is a historic club in England and I look forward to helping the team and making the supporters happy», Laalaoui told the club in a video shared on X. Born in 2005 in Rabat, Laalaoui made his professional debut in 2023 with Fath. He has also been called up to Morocco's under-20 team, participating in several UNAF tournaments as well as the 2025 U-20 Africa Cup of Nations, where he scored important goals.

Botola Wonderkid Reda Laalaoui Joins Hull City
Botola Wonderkid Reda Laalaoui Joins Hull City

Morocco World

time2 days ago

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Botola Wonderkid Reda Laalaoui Joins Hull City

Hull City have snapped up one of Morocco's most promising young talents, signing 20-year-old midfielder Reda Laalaoui from Fath Union Sport. The Rabat-born playmaker has signed a four-year deal with the Championship side, with an option to extend for a fifth. The fee hasn't been revealed, but Hull clearly see long-term potential in the youngster. Laalaoui made his first-team debut just over a year ago, and he's been on the rise ever since. Last season, he featured 25 times in all competitions, scoring four goals and notching three assists. He showed he can deliver in big moments too – including a 95th-minute winner against Wydad Casablanca. Comfortable in central midfield, behind the striker or out wide, Laalaoui would add versatility and a creative spark. In total, he played 54 games for FUS Rabat before making the jump to Hull City. He's also been a regular for Morocco's U20 national team, picking up 24 caps and scoring six goals. He starred at the recent Africa U20 Cup of Nations, grabbing the winner against Kenya in the opening match and helping Morocco reach the final. Speaking to Hull City's media, Laalaoui said: 'I am really happy to join Hull City. It is a historic club in England and I am looking forward to helping the team and making the supporters happy. 'It's a well-known team in England and one of my dreams was to play in England. As you know, it's one of the best leagues in the world and I am here to improve myself and it's important for my development. 'I always work hard for the team and I play with a lot of grit. I always play to win and I am here to win. 'I am looking forward to seeing the fans at the MKM Stadium and I will do my best to make them happy, ' Tags: Hull CItyReda Laalaoui

Hull City sign Moroccan midfielder Laalaoui
Hull City sign Moroccan midfielder Laalaoui

Yahoo

time2 days ago

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Hull City sign Moroccan midfielder Laalaoui

Hull City finished 21st in the Championship last season [Rex Features] Hull City have signed midfielder Reda Laalaoui from Moroccan side Fath Union Sport for an undisclosed fee on a four-year deal. The 20-year-old Morocco Under-20 international is the Championship side's first summer signing. Advertisement The Tigers appointed Bosnian Sergej Jakirovic as their new head coach on Wednesday. "I am really happy to join Hull City - it is a historic club in England and I am looking forward to helping the team and making the supporters happy," Laalaloui told the club website. The Tigers hold the option of extending Laalaoui's stay into a fifth year.

Hull City sign Moroccan midfielder Laalaoui
Hull City sign Moroccan midfielder Laalaoui

BBC News

time2 days ago

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Hull City sign Moroccan midfielder Laalaoui

Hull City have signed midfielder Reda Laalaoui from Moroccan side Fath Union Sport for an undisclosed fee on a four-year 20-year-old Morocco Under-20 international is the Championship side's first summer Tigers appointed Bosnian Sergej Jakirovic as their new head coach on Wednesday."I am really happy to join Hull City - it is a historic club in England and I am looking forward to helping the team and making the supporters happy," Laalaloui told the club website., externalThe Tigers hold the option of extending Laalaoui's stay into a fifth year.

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