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Transfers

Hull City chase record‑breaking winger Bahoya before deadline

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Hull City chase record‑breaking winger Bahoya before deadline

Clocked at 23.09 mph in a 2025 Bundesliga clash with Bochum, 21‑year‑old France Under‑21 winger Jean‑Matteo Bahoya is set to join Hull City from Eintracht Frankfurt. The 21‑year‑old has featured in both the Champions League and the Europa League for the German side, and his speed record adds a rare dimension to the Tigers' attacking options.

Hull City have agreed a deal with Eintracht Frankfurt to sign the winger, and Bahoya is understood to be open to the move. He has been granted permission to undergo a medical in East Yorkshire before Tuesday’s transfer deadline, sealing what could be the club’s 13th summer acquisition.

Background and previous clubs

The France Under‑21 international arrived at Frankfurt from French club Angers in 2024. Since then he has been linked with several Premier League clubs, highlighting his growing reputation in England.

During his time in Germany he has recorded seven goals and eight assists in 78 matches, showcasing a consistent contribution across domestic and European fixtures.

Record speed and versatility

Matteo holds the Bundesliga speed record after being clocked at 23.09 mph against Bochum in 2025. Primarily a left winger, he can also operate across the front line, offering tactical flexibility.

Hull City, under Sergej Jakirovic, are keen to bolster their squad after a strong start to the Premier League, having beaten Manchester United and Coventry City in their opening two matches following promotion.

The Tigers’ investment reflects a broader trend of clubs targeting young, European‑experienced talent to strengthen squads ahead of a competitive season.

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