2025–26 Hull City A.F.C. season

Hull City
2025–26 season
OwnerAcun Medya
ChairmanAcun Ilıcalı
Head CoachSergej Jakirović
StadiumMKM Stadium
Championship5th
FA CupFourth round
EFL CupFirst round
Top goalscorerLeague:
Joe Gelhardt (13)
Oli McBurnie (13)
All:
Oli McBurnie (14)
Highest home attendance23,205 (v Portsmouth, 8 November, Championship)[1]
24,320 (v Chelsea, 13 February, FA Cup)[2]
Lowest home attendance18,624 (v Preston North End, 30 September, Championship)[3]
Average home league attendance21,119
Biggest win3–0 (v Preston North End, 20 January, Championship)[4]
Biggest defeat0–3 (v Blackburn Rovers, 23 August, Championship)[5]
1–4 (v Middlesbrough, 5 December, Championship)[6]
All statistics correct as of 21 March 2026.

The 2025–26 season is the 122nd season in the history of Hull City Association Football Club and their fifth consecutive season in the Championship. In addition to the domestic league, the club would also participate in the FA Cup, and the EFL Cup.

Season diary

Pre-season

May

On 15 May 2025, following the conclusion of the 2024–25 season, head coach Rubén Sellés was dismissed from his role. His coaching team, consisting of James Oliver-Pearce and Tobias Loveland, were also dismissed.[7][8] On 17 May, Hull announced their retained list. Left-back Brandon Fleming was the headline departure, leaving the club after 16 years. Wingers Nordin Amrabat and Doğukan Sinik also left, among others.[9] On 21 May, Martin Hodge was announced as the club's new Head of Recruitment.[10] The following week, on 29 May, the head coach of the U18s, David Meyler, left his role at the club after Cork City signed him as their new assistant manager.[11]

June

On 11 June, Sellés' replacement was unveiled when Sergej Jakirović was appointed as the new head coach, signing a two-year deal.[12] He was joined by his own coaching staff, consisting of Marko Salatović, Marin Ivančić, and Anđelo Roguljić.[12] Following Jakirović's arrival, Moroccan midfielder Reda Laalaoui became the club's first official signing of the summer window, signing from FUS Rabat for £400,000 on a four-year deal.[13][14] Experienced duo Dillon Phillips and Semi Ajayi then agreed Bosman deals with the Tigers, amidst a flurry of outgoings.[15][16][17][18]

Firstly, Xavier Simons permanently moved to Bolton Wanderers,[19][20] whilst Thimothée Lo-Tutala was loaned back to Doncaster Rovers for a second time, having previously been there in the second half of the 2023–24 season.[21][22] On 19 June, João Pedro left the club by mutual consent.[23][24] This news came just over a month after he had agreed a new contract with Hull.[25] Elsewhere, ex-academy graduate Andy Smith moved to League Two side Gillingham after 14 years with the Tigers,[26][27] before Anthony Racioppi returned to his native Switzerland by signing for Sion.[28][29] The fixtures for the upcoming season were then released on 26 June, with Hull drawn away to Coventry City on the opening day and at home to Norwich City on the final day.[30]

July

On 2 July, Dean Holden was announced as an additional assistant head coach to support Jakirović and his team.[31] As a result, Andy Dawson swapped his position as a first team coach for a new role as Head of Player Development.[32] On 4 July, Hull were hit with a fee-restricting transfer embargo from the EFL, set to last three transfer windows. The embargo was reportedly placed due to late payments to Aston Villa the previous season, over the loan of Louie Barry. The club immediately reacted by stating their intent to appeal the decision.[33][34] More news surfaced on 7 July, when it came to light that a similar issue with payments to Manchester City over the loan of Fin Burns had led to a further embargo, although it had already been lifted by the time the press were notified. Despite the worrying headlines, owner Acun Ilıcalı remained calm when questioned for his opinion and reassured supporters that the situation was simply "a misunderstanding".[35] As a result of the initial embargo, the recent signings of Gustavo Puerta and Reda Laalaoui were put in jeopardy, with the club unable to register either player with the EFL.[34]

Whilst awaiting to have their appeal heard, the Tigers began acting in accordance with their new fee restriction, which stopped them from paying any form of transfer fee for a new player. By this time, a second wave of departures had begun, with Matty Jacob loaned to Reading for the season and Marvin Mehlem returning to Germany on a permanent basis with Arminia Bielefeld.[36][37][38][39] Towards the end of the month, two of Hull's longest-serving players left the club. On 19 July, after six years with the Tigers, versatile defender Sean McLoughlin moved to fellow Championship side Blackburn Rovers for £500,000.[40][41] Then, on 26 July, vice-captain Alfie Jones headed to Middlesbrough for a £3,000,000 fee, following half a decade in black and amber.[42][43] Young centre-back Charlie Hughes was in turn promoted to replace Jones as deputy to captain Lewie Coyle.[44] That week also saw Abdülkadir Ömür and Mason Burstow go out on season-long loans, to Antalyaspor and Bolton Wanderers respectively.[45][46][47][48] Then, over three weeks after the news broke, the first new face since the fee restriction arrived. Having seen out his contract with Sheffield Wednesday, 26-year-old Akin Famewo penned a two-year deal with the Tigers on 29 July.[49] Furthermore, two important loans were secured prior to the start of August. England U19 winger Joel Ndala, as well as former Young Lion John Lundstram both made temporary switches to Hull for the campaign.[50][51][52][53]

Opening months

August

Player of the Month: Joe Gelhardt[54]
Goal of the Month: Oli McBurnie (v Oxford United)[55]

Although there was still no update on the fee restriction, transfer business continued throughout the run-up to the start of the new season. On 1 August, former Turkey youth international Enis Destan joined for free from Trabzonspor, signing a three-year deal.[56][57] Then, following just one season with Hull, midfielder Steven Alzate left the club for MLS outfit Atlanta United, moving for a fee of £1,750,000.[58][59] It had taken most of the summer to find a replacement for João Pedro, but on 6 August the Tigers acquired former Sheffield United target man Oli McBurnie, shortly after he had terminated his contract with Spanish side Las Palmas.[60][61] The next day, goalkeeper Harvey Cartwright was loaned out to Hartlepool United for the season.[62][63]

Prior to kick-off on opening day away at Coventry City, the club announced the return of Joe Gelhardt for his second spell on loan from Leeds United.[64][65] His redebut in black and amber came that afternoon as a substitute at the CBS Arena. The Tigers went on to achieve a point in Jakirović's first competitive fixture in charge of Hull, having played out a goalless draw with their hosts.[66] Three days later, they drew again, although eventually lost via penalty shoot-out, after a thrilling 3–3 battle with Wrexham in the EFL Cup. Hull's first goal of the season was scored by McBurnie, with the English-born Scotsman finding the net on 36 minutes to level the tie after going 1–0 down at the Racecourse Ground.[67] On 15 August, the squad strengthened yet further with the additions of winger David Akintola and left-back Brandon Williams.[68][69][70][71] It was the first time Williams had been registered at a club since his release from Manchester United in 2024 and, more recently, his suspended prison sentence for dangerous driving only three months earlier.[71][72] The opening home fixture of the campaign soon followed on 17 August, as the Tigers secured a late 3–2 victory over Oxford United, thanks to goals from Gelhardt and Matt Crooks, plus a stoppage-time winner from McBurnie.[73]

News on the outcome of Hull's fee restriction appeal finally broke on 19 August.[74][75] The EFL and their Club Financial Reporting Unit (CFRU) made public that the restriction had been reduced from three transfer windows to just two. However, they also announced that the third window had only been suspended, meaning that if the club made any further financial violation before 1 July 2026, the third window would be reinstated.[76] The result of the decision left Hull stuck being able to only sign free agents and bring in loans for the remainder of the campaign.[74][75][76] As the month drew to a close, the issues off the pitch were reflected in performances on it, as the Tigers suffered heavy defeats in consecutive league fixtures against Blackburn Rovers and Bristol City.[5][77] The only positive news to come out of the two losses was the welcome return of Mohamed Belloumi, who had just recovered from an ACL injury he had been sidelined with since November 2024.[5][78][79]

September

Player of the Month: Oli McBurnie[80]
Goal of the Month: John Lundstram (v Southampton)[81]

At 19:00 on 1 September, the summer transfer window shut.[82] Prior to the deadline, Abu Kamara was loaned out to pre-season opponents Getafe,[83][84] in turn allowing for Bosnia and Herzegovina international Amir Hadžiahmetović to arrive on a season-long loan from Beşiktaş.[85] Hull's final signing of the window was Darko Gyabi, who signed a three-year contract having been allowed to leave Leeds United on a free transfer.[86][87] Finally, despite the club making no official announcement, there was now confirmation that the transfer of Gustavo Puerta had been annulled, after the Colombian moved from his former team Bayer Leverkusen to Segunda División side Racing de Santander.[88] Similarly, it came to light that the transfer of Reda Laalaoui had met the same fate, when he was unveiled at Belgian club Westerlo on 8 September.[89] The next day, Hull announced that £15 million of their shareholder loan had been converted into equity in order to help strengthen the club's finances.[90]

Following the international break, the Tigers returned to league action on 13 September. Away at Swansea City, goals from McBurnie and John Egan were required to earn a hard-fought point in South Wales, after Hull had gone 2–0 down inside 40 minutes.[91] Jakirović's side would have to wait only another week for their second win of the season, beating recently relegated Southampton 3–1 at the MKM.[92] Momentum was then lost in an uninspiring performance away at Watford,[93] which in turn bled into a difficult evening at home to Preston North End, notable for an Ivor Pandur blunder and the long-awaited return of Liam Millar from injury.[3] The Tigers sat 18th by the end of the month.

October

Player of the Month: Joe Gelhardt[94]
Goal of the Month: Liam Millar (v Leicester City)[95]

Pandur soon recovered his form in remarkable fashion on 4 October, saving a late penalty from Harrison Burrows to secure an important 1–0 win over Sheffield United ahead of the next international break.[96] On 10 October, ex-Blade McBurnie was named as the EFL Championship Player of the Month for September.[97] Meanwhile the following week, another former Blades' player, this time midfielder Lundstram, was ruled out for six weeks with a calf injury he had sustained against his old club.[98] On 18 October, league play resumed. In an ill-tempered affair at St Andrew's, Hull ran out 3–2 winners against Birmingham City to claim their first away victory of the campaign, coincidentally also ending the hosts' run of 29 home games unbeaten.[99] The match was littered with flashpoints, with the most prominent of these coming towards the end of the first half when a touchline brawl broke out between both teams' coaching staff and players. Birmingham were later fined £115,000, whereas Hull were only fined £25,000.[100] A 2–1 win at the MKM over another recently relegated side in Leicester City took the Tigers as high as 7th.[101] The month was then rounded out with a solid 1–1 draw at home to Charlton Athletic.[102]

Winter period

November

Player of the Month: Joe Gelhardt[94]
Goal of the Month: Joe Gelhardt (v Portsmouth)[95]

Hull started November by extending their unbeaten run to six games, scraping a 2–0 win away at Norwich City thanks to goals from Gelhardt and Gyabi.[103] However, just three days later they came unstuck, falling at the hands of Derby County in a 2–1 loss at Pride Park.[104] Despite this, it did not take long for Jakirović's men to return to winning ways. On 8 November, the Tigers overcame Portsmouth with a 3–2 victory,[1] highlighted by a superb winner from Gelhardt which later won the club's Goal of the Month award.[95] As the final international break of 2025 approached, goalkeeper Pandur received his first senior call-up from Croatia for upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers against the Faroe Islands and Montenegro.[105] During the break, Hull defender Ajayi missed the crucial kick in a penalty shoot-out against the DR Congo to cost Nigeria a place at the World Cup.[106]

When domestic action eventually resumed at the end of the month, the Tigers lost back-to-back matches. A 3–2 defeat to Queens Park Rangers was soon accompanied by a 2–0 home loss to Ipswich Town, with ex-Hull loanee Chuba Akpom scoring in the latter.[107][108] In the final fixture of November, an important 2–1 win away to Stoke City brought Hull back into the play-off mix, although tensions spiralled out of control at full-time. With the game decided late on through a Gelhardt winner, celebrations from Lundstram after the final whistle riled up the home supporters as well as some of the Stoke players, resulting in a brawl very similar to the one at Birmingham a month prior.[109] The hosts were later fined £25,000, whilst Hull suffered a heavier payment of £50,000.[110]

December

Player of the Month: Regan Slater[111]
Goal of the Month: Mohamed Belloumi (v Sheffield Wednesday)[112]

The Tigers were then met with a gruelling final month of 2025, with six games set to be contested before the new year. The first of these fixtures came on 5 December at home to high-flying Middlesbrough. The visitors reflected their position in the table with an immaculate first half performance, leaving Hull down 4–0 at the break. Later, the hosts' blushes were somewhat spared when Joe Gelhardt made it 4–1 from the penalty spot just after the hour mark, but no more goals came as Hull suffered their first thrashing since Blackburn won 3–0 against them at the end of August.[6] Coincidentally, on 8 December, the Tigers were drawn at home to Blackburn in the third round of the FA Cup,[113] with the fixture set to be played on 11 January 2026.[114]

Five days after the Boro match, Hull beat Wrexham 2–0 at the MKM,[115] before an away win over Millwall and another home victory, this time against West Bromwich Albion.[116][117] On Christmas Eve, it was announced that the club's accounts were showing underlying losses of £41,700,000.[118] To match the negative tone of the news, the Tigers afforded themselves a 2–2 slip-up away at relegation-bound Sheffield Wednesday on Boxing Day.[119] However, they quickly returned to form with a 1–0 win on 29 December. That day, they rewrote the script against Middlesbrough at the Riverside Stadium, completing a defensive masterclass largely thanks to 19-year-old defender Cathal McCarthy.[120]

January

Player of the Month: TBA
Goal of the Month: TBA

On 2 January 2026, Matty Jacob was recalled from his loan spell at Reading.[121] and John Egan triggered an appearance-related clause in his contract that will see him stay at Hull until the summer of 2027.[122]
On 4 January, James Debayo signed an 18-month contract with the club on a free transfer from Leeds United.[123]
On 8 January, Harry Vaughan Joined Bohemians on loan for the remainder of the season.[124]
On 9 January, Tyrell Sellars-Fleming was recalled from his loan at Scunthorpe United and moved on loan for the remainder of the season to Grimsby Town.[125]
On 16 January, Ed Devine joined Guiseley on a month-long loan spell.[126]
On 19 January, Yū Hirakawa joined the club on loan from Bristol City for the remainder of the season.[127]
On 22 January, Kasey Palmer joined Luton Town on loan for the remainder of the season.[128]
On 23 January, Kieran Dowell signed permanently for Hull from Rangers on an 18-month deal.[129]
On 28 January, Paddy McNair signed from San Diego FC on an 18-month contract with the club.[130]
On 30 January, Toby Collyer joined on loan from Manchester United for the remainder of the season,[131] and Lewis Koumas joined from Liverpool again on loan until the end of the season.[132]
On 30 January, Enis Destan moved on loan to Westerlo.[133]

February

Player of the Month: TBA
Goal of the Month: TBA

On 2 February 2026, transfer deadline day, Joel Ndala was recalled by Manchester City.[134]
On 3 February, Brandon Williams left the club by mutual consent.[135][136]
On 5 February, goalkeeper Khiani Shombe signed an 18-month contract with the Academy arriving on a free transfer from Southampton.[137]
On 5 February, Hugh Parker joined Carlisle United on a month-long loan spell.[138]
On 9 February, James Furlong moved to Maribor for an undisclosed fee.[139]
On 11 February, captain Lewie Coyle signed a new long-term contract keeping him at the club until 2029.[140]

Coaching staff

Position Name
Head Coach Sergej Jakirović
Assistant Head Coach Dean Holden
Assistant Head Coach Marko Salatović
Fitness Coach Marin Ivančić
Goalkeeping Coach Erbil Bozkurt
Head of Analysis Anđelo Roguljić
Head of Player Development Andy Dawson

Source: Hull City A.F.C.

Squad

# Name Position Nationality Place of birth Date of birth (age)[a] Previous club Date signed Fee Contract end
Goalkeepers
1 Ivor Pandur GK Rijeka 25 March 2000
(age 25) 		Fortuna Sittard 20 January 2024 €2,000,000 30 June 2027
12 Dillon Phillips GK Hornchurch 11 June 1995
(age 30) 		Rotherham United 1 July 2025 Free 30 June 2027
Defenders
2 Lewie Coyle (c) RB Hull 15 October 1995
(age 29) 		Fleetwood Town 7 August 2020 £350,000 30 June 2026
3 Ryan Giles LB Telford 26 January 2000
(age 25) 		Luton Town 27 June 2024 £4,000,000 30 June 2027
4 Charlie Hughes (vc) CB Golborne 16 October 2003
(age 21) 		Wigan Athletic 16 August 2024 £3,500,000 30 June 2028
6 Semi Ajayi CB Crayford 9 November 1993
(age 31) 		West Bromwich Albion 1 July 2025 Free 30 June 2027
15 John Egan CB Cork 20 October 1992
(age 32) 		Burnley 3 February 2025 £250,000 30 June 2026
16 Matty Jacob LB Barnsley 3 June 2001
(age 24) 		Academy 17 May 2019 – 30 June 2027
18 Cody Drameh RB Dulwich 8 December 2001
(age 23) 		Leeds United 23 July 2024 Free 30 June 2027
23 Akin Famewo CB Lewisham 9 November 1998
(age 26) 		Sheffield Wednesday 29 July 2025 Free 30 June 2027
29 James Furlong LB Dublin 7 June 2002
(age 23) 		Brighton & Hove Albion 1 September 2023 Undisclosed 30 June 2026
30 Brandon Williams LB Manchester 3 September 2000
(age 24) 		Manchester United 15 August 2025 Free 30 June 2026
Midfielders
5 John Lundstram DM Liverpool 18 February 1994
(age 31) 		Trabzonspor 31 July 2025 Loan 30 June 2026
8 Eliot Matazo DM Woluwe-Saint-Lambert 15 February 2002
(age 23) 		Monaco 24 January 2025 €2,000,000 30 June 2028
14 Harry Vaughan AM Trafford 6 April 2004
(age 21) 		Oldham Athletic 31 January 2023 Youth Fee 30 June 2026
20 Amir Hadžiahmetović DM Nexø 8 March 1997
(age 28) 		Beşiktaş 1 September 2025 Loan 30 June 2026
24 Darko Gyabi CM Catford 18 February 2004
(age 21) 		Leeds United 1 September 2025 Free 30 June 2028
25 Matt Crooks CM Leeds 20 January 1994
(age 31) 		Real Salt Lake 10 January 2025 £1,500,000 30 June 2027
27 Regan Slater CM Gleadless 11 September 1999
(age 25) 		Sheffield United 27 January 2022 £50,000 30 June 2026
45 Kasey Palmer AM Lewisham 9 November 1996
(age 28) 		Coventry City 30 August 2024 £1,250,000 30 June 2027
Forwards
7 Liam Millar LW Toronto 27 September 1999
(age 25) 		Basel 9 August 2024 €3,500,000 30 June 2027
9 Oli McBurnie CF Leeds 4 June 1996
(age 29) 		Las Palmas 6 August 2025 Free 30 June 2028
10 Mohamed Belloumi RW Mascara 1 June 2002
(age 23) 		Farense 30 August 2024 €5,000,000 30 June 2028
11 David Akintola RW Oyo 13 January 1996
(age 29) 		Çaykur Rizespor 15 August 2025 Free 30 June 2027
19 Joel Ndala LW Manchester 31 May 2006
(age 19) 		Manchester City 29 July 2025 Loan 30 June 2026
21 Joe Gelhardt CF Liverpool 4 May 2002
(age 23) 		Leeds United 9 August 2025 Loan 30 June 2026
22 Kyle Joseph CF Chipping Barnet 10 September 2001
(age 23) 		Blackpool 20 January 2025 £2,500,000 30 June 2028
39 Enis Destan CF Konak 15 June 2002
(age 23) 		Trabzonspor 1 August 2025 Free 30 June 2028
Out on loan
17 Abu Kamara[b] RW Lambeth 21 July 2003
(age 21) 		Norwich City 30 August 2024 £4,500,000 30 June 2028
32 Thimothée Lo-Tutala[c] GK Gonesse 13 February 2003
(age 22) 		Tottenham Hotspur 6 April 2023 Free 30 June 2028
34 Harvey Cartwright[d] GK Grimsby 9 May 2002
(age 23) 		Academy 1 July 2019 – 30 June 2026
– Mason Burstow[e] CF Greenwich 4 August 2003
(age 21) 		Chelsea 16 August 2024 £2,000,000 30 June 2028
– Abdülkadir Ömür[f] AM Trabzon 25 June 1999
(age 26) 		Trabzonspor 1 February 2024 €2,500,000 30 June 2027

Source: Hull City A.F.C.

Transfers and contracts

Transfers in

Date Pos. Player From Fee Ref.
19 April 2025[g] CM Gustavo Puerta[h] Bayer Leverkusen £3,200,000 [141][142]
12 June 2025[g] CM Reda Laalaoui[h] FUS Rabat £400,000 [13][14]
16 June 2025[g] GK Dillon Phillips Rotherham United Free [15][16]
19 June 2025[g] CB Semi Ajayi West Bromwich Albion Free [17][18]
29 July 2025 CB Akin Famewo Sheffield Wednesday Free [49][51]
31 July 2025 CF Sammy Henia-Kamau[i] Swansea City Free [143][144]
1 August 2025 CF Enis Destan Trabzonspor Free [56][57]
6 August 2025 CF Oli McBurnie Las Palmas Free [60][61]
15 August 2025 RW David Akintola Çaykur Rizespor Free [68][69]
15 August 2025 LB Brandon Williams Manchester United Free [70][71]
1 September 2025 CM Darko Gyabi Leeds United Free [86][87]
11 September 2025 RW João Mendes[i] Burnley Free [145][146]
4 January 2026 CB James Debayo Leeds United Free [123]
23 January 2026 FW Kieran Dowell Rangers Undisclosed [129]
28 January 2026 CB Paddy McNair San Diego FC Undisclosed [130]
5 February 2026 GK Khiani Shombe[i] Southampton Free [137]
Expenditure: ≈ £3,600,000 (all fees converted into GBP)

Transfers out

Date Pos. Player To Fee Ref.
12 June 2025[g] DM Xavier Simons Bolton Wanderers £300,000 [19][20]
25 June 2025[g] GK Anthony Racioppi Sion Undisclosed [28][29]
25 June 2025[g] CB Andy Smith Gillingham Undisclosed [26][27]
8 July 2025 AM Marvin Mehlem Arminia Bielefeld Undisclosed [38][39]
19 July 2025 CB Sean McLoughlin Blackburn Rovers £500,000 [40][41]
25 July 2025 CB Alfie Jones Middlesbrough £3,000,000 [42][43]
4 August 2025 CM Steven Alzate Atlanta United £1,750,000 [58][59]
9 February 2026 LB James Furlong Maribor Undisclosed [139]
22 February 2026 LB Zane Myers Bohemian Free Transfer [147]
Income: ≈ £5,550,000 (all fees converted into GBP)

Loans in

Date Pos. Player From Date until Ref.
29 July 2025 LW Joel Ndala Manchester City 2 February 2026 [50][51][134]
31 July 2025 CM John Lundstram Trabzonspor 30 June 2026 [52][53]
9 August 2025 CF Joe Gelhardt Leeds United 30 June 2026 [64][65]
1 September 2025 DM Amir Hadžiahmetović Beşiktaş 30 June 2026 [85][87]
19 January 2026 FW Yū Hirakawa Bristol City 30 June 2026 [127]
30 January 2026 MF Toby Collyer Manchester United 30 June 2026 [131]
30 January 2026 MF Lewis Koumas Liverpool 30 June 2026 [132]

Loans out

Date Pos. Player To Date until Ref.
16 June 2025[g] GK Thimothée Lo-Tutala Doncaster Rovers 31 May 2026 [21][22]
4 July 2025 LB Matty Jacob Reading 2 January 2026[j] [36][37][121]
8 July 2025 CM Rocco Coyle[i] Boston United 14 November 2025[k] [148][149][150]
26 July 2025 CAM Abdülkadir Ömür Antalyaspor 31 May 2026 [45][46]
28 July 2025 CF Mason Burstow Bolton Wanderers 31 May 2026 [47][48]
7 August 2025 GK Harvey Cartwright Hartlepool United 3 October 2025[l] [62][63]
1 September 2025 RW Abu Kamara Getafe 31 May 2026 [83][84]
16 September 2025 CF Tyrell Sellars-Fleming[i] Scunthorpe United 9 January 2026[m] [154][125]
19 September 2025 LB Zane Myers[i] Scarborough Athletic 18 October 2025 [155]
27 September 2025 CB Harry Revill[i] Salisbury 25 October 2025 [156]
7 November 2025 CF George Akinniranye Beverley Town 6 December 2025 [157]
CF Zac Jagielka Stocksbridge Park Steels [157]
14 November 2025 CM Rocco Coyle[i] Scarborough Athletic 13 December 2025 [150]
15 November 2025 CAM Pharrell Brown Hartlepool United [158]
22 November 2025 RB Noah Wadsworth Scarborough Athletic 20 December 2025 [159]
13 December 2025 CF Albert Matique Beverley Town 10 January 2026 [160]
CB Harry Revill Cray Wanderers [160]
20 December 2025 CB Bobby Moore Guiseley 17 January 2026 [161]
8 January 2026 CAM Harry Vaughan Bohemians 30 June 2026 [124]
9 January 2026 CF Tyrell Sellars-Fleming[i] Grimsby Town 31 May 2026 [125]
16 January 2026 LB Ed Devine Guiseley 14 February 2026 [126]
22 January 2026 CAM Kasey Palmer Luton Town 31 May 2026 [128]
23 January 2026 CF Jack Topley Dorchester Town Work Experience [162]
30 January 2026 CF Enis Destan Westerlo 31 May 2026 [133]
5 February 2026 CF Hugh Parker Carlisle United 31 May 2026 [138][163]
12 February 2026 CB Calvin Okike Hartlepool United 13 April 2026 [164][165]
7 March 2026 CAM Aidon Shehu Scarborough Athletic 6 April 2026 [166]

Released / Out of contract

Date Pos. Player Subsequent club Join date Ref.
17 May 2025 RW Nordin Amrabat Wydad Casablanca 1 June 2025[n] [9][168]
19 June 2025 CF João Pedro Atlético San Luis 24 June 2025 [23][24]
30 June 2025 GK Owen Foster[i] Middlesbrough 1 July 2025 [9][169]
30 June 2025 LB Jake Leake Oldham Athletic 1 July 2025 [9][170]
30 June 2025 CB Alfie Taylor[i] Grimsby Borough 7 July 2025 [9][171]
30 June 2025 CB Paul Iggulden[i] Stocksbridge Park Steels 8 July 2025 [9][172]
30 June 2025 CM Lucas Dawson[i] Missouri State Bears 10 July 2025 [9][173]
30 June 2025 CM Callum Jones Dundee 15 July 2025 [9][174]
30 June 2025 LB Brandon Fleming Derry City 17 July 2025 [9][175]
30 June 2025 CB Jack Leckie[i] Alfreton Town 24 July 2025 [9][176]
30 June 2025 CM Cameron Gray[i] North Florida Ospreys 25 July 2025 [9][177]
30 June 2025 LW Doğukan Sinik Antalyaspor 26 July 2025 [9][178]
30 June 2025 CB Jevon Mills[i] FC Halifax Town 9 August 2025 [9][179]
30 June 2025 RB Joe Batty[i] Boston United 14 August 2025 [9][180]
30 June 2025 CF Aidan Durkan[i] Boston United 14 August 2025 [9][180]
30 June 2025 DM Alfie Perry[i] Boston United 14 August 2025 [9][180]
30 June 2025 AM Brandon Harriman-Annous[i] Berkhamsted 11 September 2025 [9][181]
30 June 2025 CB Kyle Fanning[i] Ossett United 18 September 2025 [9][182]
30 June 2025 GK Shea Callister[i] Maghull October 2025 [9][183]
30 June 2025 RW Jaedyn Chibanga[i] TBA TBA [9]
30 June 2025 AM Sincere Hall[i] TBA TBA [9]
30 June 2025 GK George Wilson[i] TBA TBA [9]
3 February 2026 LB Brandon Williams TBA TBA [135][136]

New contracts

Date Pos. Player End date Ref.
17 May 2025 CF João Pedro 30 June 2026 [9][25]
17 September 2025 LB Zane Myers [184]
RB Noah Wadsworth [184]
2 January 2026 CB John Egan 30 June 2027 [122]
9 February 2026 CF Ramell Carter 30 June 2028[o][p] [185]
CB Bobby Moore 30 June 2028[o] [185]
CM Josh Ocaya 30 June 2028 [o][p] [185]
11 February 2026 RB Lewie Coyle 30 June 2029 [140]
7 March 2026 CM Regan Slater 30 June 2027 [186]
  1. ^ Players' ages listed as they were on 1 July 2025, the official start date of the 2025–26 season
  2. ^ On loan at Getafe
  3. ^ On loan at Doncaster Rovers
  4. ^ On loan at Hartlepool United
  5. ^ On loan at Bolton Wanderers
  6. ^ On loan at Antalyaspor
  7. ^ a b c d e f g h Deal was made official on 1 July 2025, the official start date of the 2025–26 season
  8. ^ a b Deal was eventually annulled following the club's transfer embargo
  9. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y Youth player
  10. ^ On 2 January, Jacob was recalled back from his loan at Reading
  11. ^ On 14 November, Coyle was recalled back from his loan at Boston and subsequently joined Scarborough on loan
  12. ^ Loan was initially supposed to last until 31 May, however Cartwright was recalled early due to sustaining an injury[151][152]
  13. ^ Loan was initially supposed to last until 16 October, however it was later extended until 31 January, before being cut short on 9 January.[153]
  14. ^ The 2025 FIFA Club World Cup impacted Amrabat's transfer to Wydad. The 2025 summer transfer window was brought forward for an initial 10 days, running from 1 to 10 June (it would eventually re-open as normal on 16 June until 1 September), to allow clubs playing at the tournament (and other clubs within their respective member associations) to officially register new players before the competition began. Therefore, Amrabat's transfer, which was announced on 25 May, was able to be made official on 1 June, instead of 1 July as all other Bosman deals usually are.[167]
  15. ^ a b c First professional contract
  16. ^ a b Club option of an extra year

Pre-season and friendlies

On 5 June 2025, Hull announced their first friendlies of pre-season, with games at the end of July against League One side Stockport County and Premier League returners Sunderland.[187] Prior to those matches, pre-season got underway with two unannounced, behind-closed-doors fixtures at the club's training ground. A 2–0 loss to Lincoln City was swiftly followed by a 1–0 win over Humber derby rivals Grimsby Town.[188][189] In the middle of July, Hull embarked on a pre-season training camp in Turkey.[190] Whilst there, the Tigers stretched their winning streak further with victories against İstanbulspor and Kasımpaşa.[191][192] Upon their return, they duly beat both Stockport and Sunderland,[193][194] before playing out a goalless draw with La Liga side Getafe on 2 August.[195]

  Win   Draw   Loss   Fixtures

5 July 2025 Friendly Hull City 0–2 Lincoln City Cottingham
15:00 BST Report[188] Collins 15'
Makama 85'		 Stadium: Cottingham Training Ground
Attendance: 0 (BCD)
12 July 2025 Friendly Hull City 1–0 Grimsby Town Cottingham
15:00 BST Sellars-Fleming 76' Report[189] Stadium: Cottingham Training Ground
Attendance: 0 (BCD)
15 July 2025 Friendly İstanbulspor 1–2 Hull City Riva
18:00 EEST Sol 45'
Cham  79'		 Report[191] Joseph 67'
Tinsdale  72'
Brown 90'		 Stadium: TFF Riva Facility
Attendance: Unknown
19 July 2025 Friendly Kasımpaşa 0–1 Hull City Kemerburgaz
18:00 EEST Report[192] Sellars-Fleming 70' Stadium: Kasımpaşa Training Facility
Attendance: Unknown
26 July 2025 Friendly Stockport County 0–1 Hull City Stockport
15:00 BST Report[194] Burstow 75' Stadium: Edgeley Park
Attendance: 3,829
29 July 2025 Friendly Hull City 2–1 Sunderland Hull
19:45 BST Tinsdale 17'
Kamara 71'		 Report[193] Adingra 11' Stadium: MKM Stadium
Attendance: 6,258
2 August 2025 Friendly Hull City 0–0 Getafe Hull
16:00 BST Report[195] Stadium: MKM Stadium
Attendance: 3,918

Competitions

Overall record

Competition First match Last match Starting round Final position Record
Pld W D L GF GA GD Win %
Championship 9 August 2025 Matchday 1 39 20 6 13 62 57 +5 051.28
FA Cup 11 January 2026 12 February 2026 Third round Fourth round 2 0 1 1 0 4 −4 000.00
EFL Cup 12 August 2025 12 August 2025 First round First round 1 0 1 0 3 3 +0 000.00
Total 42 20 8 14 65 64 +1 047.62

Last updated: 21 March 2026
Source: Soccerway

EFL Championship

Main article: 2025–26 EFL Championship

On 26 June 2025, the fixtures for the EFL Championship season were announced. Hull were drawn away at Coventry City on the opening day, and at home to Norwich City on the final day.[30]

League table

Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Promotion, qualification or relegation
3 Ipswich Town 38 19 12 7 67 39 +28 69 Qualification for the Championship play-offs
4 Millwall 39 20 9 10 53 44 +9 69
5 Hull City 39 20 6 13 62 57 +5 66
6 Southampton 39 17 12 10 63 48 +15 63
7 Wrexham 39 17 12 10 60 51 +9 63
Updated to match(es) played on 21 March 2026. Source: EFL Official Website
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Number of goals scored; 4) Head-to-head results; 5) Wins; 6) Away goals; 7) Penalty points (sec 9.5); 8) Number of 12-point sending off offences; 9) Play-off (only if needed to determine promotion/relegation)[196]

Results summary

Overall Home Away
Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts W D L GF GA GD W D L GF GA GD
39 20 6 13 62 57  +5 66 10 3 7 32 32  0 10 3 6 30 25  +5

Last updated: 21 March 2026.
Source: Soccerway

Results by round

Round123456789101112131415161718192021222324252728293026131333435322363738394041
GroundAHHAAHAHHAHHAAHAHAHHAHAAHAAHAHHHHAAHAAHAH
ResultDWLLDWLDWWWDWLWLLWLWWWDWLWWWWDLLWWLLWLW
Position1591517201418181510787856117966444554433454555555
Points1444588912151819222225252528283134373841414447505354545457606060636366
Updated to match(es) played on 21 March 2026. Source: Soccerway
A = Away; H = Home; W = Win; D = Draw; L = Loss; P = Postponed
Notes:
  • 1 Matchday 26 (vs. Watford was postponed due to player safety concerns.
  • 2 Matchday 32 (vs. Ipswich Town was postponed due to both clubs progression in the FA Cup.

Matches

  Win   Draw   Loss   Fixtures

9 August 2025 1 Coventry City 0–0 Hull City Coventry
12:30 BST van Ewijk  57'
Dasilva  65'
Rushworth  90+1'		 Report[66] Slater  66'
Crooks  90+1'
McBurnie  90+1'		 Stadium: CBS Arena
Attendance: 29,052
Referee: Bobby Madley
17 August 2025 2 Hull City 3–2 Oxford United Hull
15:00 BST Gelhardt 2'
Crooks 20',  27'
McBurnie 90+3'		 Report[73] Lankshear 9'
Spencer  12'
Brannagan 26'		 Stadium: MKM Stadium
Attendance: 20,667
Referee: Andrew Kitchen
Note: Initially scheduled for 16 August, but was moved to accommodate a Hull F.C. fixture.[197]
23 August 2025 3 Hull City 0–3 Blackburn Rovers Hull
12:30 BST Slater  12'
Lundstram  37'
McBurnie  90+6'		 Report[5] Hedges 18'
Tavares  43'
Ōhashi 47'
Cantwell 50'
Henriksson  85'
McLoughlin  90+6'		 Stadium: MKM Stadium
Attendance: 20,518
Referee: Tom Nield
Note: Initially scheduled for a 15:00 kick-off, but was moved for live Sky Sports broadcasting.[197]
30 August 2025 4 Bristol City 4–2 Hull City Bristol
15:00 BST Riis 18', 42'
Mehmeti 32'
Bird 78'
Knight  89'		 Report[77] Gelhardt 3'
Akintola  52'
Joseph 90+3'		 Stadium: Ashton Gate
Attendance: 21,385
Referee: Gavin Ward
13 September 2025 5 Swansea City 2–2 Hull City Swansea
15:00 BST Vipotnik 40'
Tymon  52'
Ronald 57'		 Report[91] McBurnie 45'
Hughes  88'
Egan 90+7'		 Stadium: Swansea.com Stadium
Attendance: 15,152
Referee: David Webb
20 September 2025 6 Hull City 3–1 Southampton Hull
15:00 BST Lundstram  15', 59'
Joseph 22'
Giles  55'
McBurnie 70'
Destan  85'
Slater  87'
Pandur  90+2'		 Report[92] Harwood-Bellis  70'
Stephens  85'
Stewart  90+4'
Armstrong 90+5'		 Stadium: MKM Stadium
Attendance: 22,085
Referee: Anthony Backhouse
27 September 2025 7 Watford 2–1 Hull City Watford
15:00 BST Semedo  23', 78'
Louza 60'		 Report[93] Lundstram  12'
McBurnie 25'
Giles  30'
Drameh  50'
Coyle  90+2'
Akintola  90+4'		 Stadium: Vicarage Road
Attendance: 17,973
Referee: Oliver Langford
30 September 2025 8 Hull City 2–2 Preston North End Hull
19:45 BST McBurnie 48', 74' Report[3] Small 3'
Smith 10'
Lindsay  51'		 Stadium: MKM Stadium
Attendance: 18,624
Referee: Josh Smith
4 October 2025 9 Hull City 1–0 Sheffield United Hull
12:30 BST Akintola 30'
McBurnie  60'
Egan  88'		 Report[96] O'Hare  46'
McGuinness  60'
Burrows 88'		 Stadium: MKM Stadium
Attendance: 21,030
Referee: Gavin Ward
Note: Fixture was originally scheduled for a 15:00 kick-off, but was moved for live Sky Sports broadcasting.[198]
18 October 2025 10 Birmingham City 2–3 Hull City Birmingham
15:00 BST Stansfield 27',  45', 90+6' (pen.)
Beadle  54'
Robinson  59'  59'		 Report[99] Robinson 11' (o.g.)
Coyle  16'
Akintola  20'
Gelhardt  45', 90+3'
Slater 45+4'
Crooks  68'
Pandur  76'
Egan  83'
Destan  90+8'		 Stadium: St Andrew's
Attendance: 27,215
Referee: Ruebyn Ricardo
21 October 2025 11 Hull City 2–1 Leicester City Hull
19:45 BST Millar 6'
Gelhardt 31',  52'		 Report[101] Ramsey 67'
Thomas  73'
Choudhury  90+8'		 Stadium: MKM Stadium
Attendance: 20,211
Referee: Matt Donohue
25 October 2025 12 Hull City 1–1 Charlton Athletic Hull
15:00 BST Hughes  44'
Gelhardt 46'
Joseph  55'		 Report[102] Berry 90+1'
Kelman  90+4'		 Stadium: MKM Stadium
Attendance: 20,804
Referee: Andrew Kitchen
1 November 2025 13 Norwich City 0–2 Hull City Norwich
12:30 GMT Schlupp  28' Report[103] Gelhardt 49'
Crooks  74'
Joseph  78'
Gyabi 87'		 Stadium: Carrow Road
Attendance: 25,724
Referee: Josh Smith
Note: Fixture was originally scheduled for a 15:00 kick-off, but was moved for live Sky Sports broadcasting.[198]
4 November 2025 14 Derby County 2–1 Hull City Derby
19:45 GMT Morris 27'
Salvesen 83',  85'		 Report[104] Ndala 50' Stadium: Pride Park
Attendance: 26,391
Referee: Stephen Martin
8 November 2025 15 Hull City 3–2 Portsmouth Hull
12:30 GMT Destan 27'
Joseph 42'
Gelhardt 79'
Pandur  90+8'		 Report[1] Devlin 16', 45+2',  62'
Williams  76'
Pack  82'		 Stadium: MKM Stadium
Attendance: 23,205
Referee: Tom Nield
Note: Fixture was originally scheduled for a 15:00 kick-off, but was moved for live Sky Sports broadcasting.[198]
22 November 2025 16 Queens Park Rangers 3–2 Hull City Shepherd's Bush
15:00 GMT Chair 38'
Dunne 55'
Burrell 66'		 Report[107] Gelhardt 17'
Destan 51'
Crooks  90+3'		 Stadium: Loftus Road
Referee: James Linington
25 November 2025 17 Hull City 0–2 Ipswich Town Hull
19:45 GMT Gelhardt  31'
Giles  52'		 Report[108] Cajuste  22'
Núñez 69'
Akpom 73'
Greaves  89'		 Stadium: MKM Stadium
Attendance: 21,271
Referee: Lewis Smith
29 November 2025 18 Stoke City 1–2 Hull City Stoke
12:30 GMT Thomas 17'
Lawal  90+6'
Phillips  90+8'		 Report[109] Ajayi 48'
Destan  76'
Gelhardt 90'
Crooks  90+6'
Lundstram  90+8'
Joseph  90+8'		 Stadium: Bet365 Stadium
Attendance: 22,331
Referee: Josh Smith
Note: Fixture was originally scheduled for a 15:00 kick-off, but was moved for live Sky Sports broadcasting.[198]
5 December 2025 19 Hull City 1–4 Middlesbrough Hull
20:00 GMT Slater  58'
Gelhardt 62' (pen.)		 Report[6] Strelec 9'
Gilbert 32'
Whittaker 35'
McGree 44'		 Stadium: MKM Stadium
Attendance: 21,105
Referee: Dean Whitestone
Note: Fixture was originally scheduled for 6 December, but was moved for live Sky Sports broadcasting.[198]
10 December 2025 20 Hull City 2–0 Wrexham Hull
20:00 GMT Joseph 10'
McBurnie 67'		 Report[115] Moore 56'
Dobson  57'		 Stadium: MKM Stadium
Attendance: 19,464
Referee: Andrew Kitchen
Note: Fixture was originally scheduled for a 19:45 kick-off, but was moved for live Sky Sports broadcasting.[198]
13 December 2025 21 Millwall 1–3 Hull City Bermondsey
15:00 GMT Emakhu 80'
Azeez  76'		 Report[116] Joseph 6', 13'
Millar  57'
Coyle  71'
McBurnie 88'
Giles  90+1'		 Stadium: The Den
Attendance: 16,419
Referee: Gavin Ward
20 December 2025 22 Hull City 1–0 West Bromwich Albion Hull
15:00 GMT Belloumi  45+4'
McBurnie 45+7'
Crooks  55'
Giles  82'
Pandur  90+2'		 Report[117] Taylor  28'
Campbell  50'
Gilchrist  75'
Styles  80'
Mepham  90+5'		 Stadium: MKM Stadium
Attendance: 21,218
Referee: Ruebyn Ricardo
26 December 2025 23 Sheffield Wednesday 2–2 Hull City Sheffield
15:00 GMT Ingelsson 21'
Cadamarteri 60'
J. Lowe  76'
Bannan  90+8'		 Report[119] Egan  28'
Crooks  35', 65'
McBurnie  46'
Belloumi 37'
Destan  87'		 Stadium: Hillsborough Stadium
Attendance: 27,929
Referee: Stephen Martin
29 December 2025 24 Middlesbrough 0–1 Hull City Middlesbrough
19:45 GMT Ayling  76'
Hansen  78'		 Report[120] Gyabi 12'
McCarthy  15'
Akintola  30'
Egan  58'
Joseph  64'		 Stadium: Riverside Stadium
Attendance: 31,421
Referee: Leigh Doughty
1 January 2026 25 Hull City 0–1 Stoke City Hull
15:00 GMT Crooks  22'
Slater  45+1'
Ndala  82'		 Report[199] Boženík 39'
Bae Jun-ho  69'
Talovierov  90+4'		 Stadium: MKM Stadium
Attendance: 23,152
Referee: Craig Pawson
17 January 2026 27 Southampton 1–2 Hull City Southampton
15:00 GMT Stewart 71' Report[200] Joseph 20'
Hughes 34',  45+1'
Coyle  38'		 Stadium: St Mary's Stadium
Attendance: 27,117
Referee: Sam Allison
20 January 2026 28 Preston North End 0–3 Hull City Preston
19:45 GMT Offiah  45+2'
Lewis  57'
Osmajić  90+5'		 Report[4] Millar 33'
Famewo 45'
McBurnie 49'
Coyle  51'
Egan  59'
Lundstram  90+8'		 Stadium: Deepdale
Attendance: 14,174
Referee: Stephen Martin
24 January 2026 29 Hull City 2–1 Swansea City Kingston upon Hull
15:00 GMT McBurnie 24' (pen.)
Famewo  32'
Slater 39'
Millar  48'
Dowell  90+4'		 Report[201] Burgess  22'
Cullen 59'
Key  70'		 Stadium: MKM Stadium
Attendance: 21,912
Referee: Josh Smith
31 January 2026 30 Blackburn Rovers 0–1 Hull City Blackburn
15:00 GMT Cantwell  37'
McLoughlin  82'		 Report[202] Koumas 81' Stadium: Ewood Park
Attendance: 13,769
Referee: Thomas Bramall
3 February 2026 26[203] Hull City 0–0 Watford Hull
19:45 GMT Coyle  73'
Giles  79'
Lundstram  82'
McBurnie  87'		 Report[204] Ngakia  45+1'
Doumbia  72'		 Stadium: MKM Stadium
Attendance: 20,441
Referee: Leigh Doughty
Note: Fixture was originally scheduled for 4 January, but it was postponed due to player safety concerns.[205]
7 February 2026 31 Hull City 2–3 Bristol City Kingston upon Hull
15:01 GMT McBurnie 24'
Dowell 78'
Collyer  81'
Slater  87'		 Report[206] Atkinson 33'
McCrorie 39'
Riis 50'		 Stadium: MKM Stadium
Attendance: 20,848
Referee: Oliver Langford
Note: All EFL matches kick-off one minute late as part of awareness of Every Minute Matters campaign.[207]
21 February 2026 33 Hull City 1–3 Queens Park Rangers Kingston upon Hull
12:30 GMT Slater  37'
Gelhardt 39'
Millar  44'
McNair  74'		 Report[208] McNair 21' (o.g.)
Edwards  45+1'
Bennie 84'
Kone 90+5'		 Stadium: MKM Stadium
Attendance: 21,928
Referee: Andrew Madley
Note: Fixture was initially scheduled for a 15:00 kick-off, but was rescheduled for live Sky Sports broadcasting.[209]
24 February 2026 34 Hull City 4–2 Derby County Kingston upon Hull
19:45 GMT Elder 9' (o.g.)
McBurnie 39'
Coyle  60'
Egan 75'
Koumas 84'
Joseph  90+5'		 Report[210] Agyemang  2'
Forsyth 17'
Szmodics 42'
Ward  60'		 Stadium: MKM Stadium
Attendance: 20,391
Referee: Adam Herczeg
28 February 2026 35 Portsmouth 0–1 Hull City Milton
12:30 GMT Report[211] Hadžiahmetović  60'
Crooks 73'
Pandur  88'
Coyle  90+6'		 Stadium: Fratton Park
Attendance: 20,228
Referee: Sam Allison
Note: Fixture was initially scheduled for a 15:00 kick-off, but was rescheduled for live Sky Sports broadcasting.[209]
3 March 2026 32[212] Ipswich Town 1–0 Hull City Ipswich
19:45 GMT Matusiwa 71'
Kipré  82'
Walton  90+4'		 Report[213] Coyle  36'
Crooks  62'
Pandur  63'
Egan  70'		 Stadium: Portman Road
Attendance: 26,103
Referee: Lewis Smith
Note: Fixture was originally scheduled for 14 February, but it was rearranged due to both clubs' progression in the FA Cup.[214]
7 March 2026 36 Hull City 1–3 Millwall Kingston upon Hull
12:30 GMT Gelhardt 18'
Lundstram  31'
Hughes  74'		 Report[215] Cooper 14',  57'
Watson  39'
Cundle  54'
Ivanović 70'
Mitchell  76'
Coburn 78'		 Stadium: MKM Stadium
Attendance: 21,504
Referee: David Webb
Note: Fixture was initially scheduled for a 15:00 kick-off, but was moved for live Sky Sports broadcasting.[216]
10 March 2026 37 Wrexham 1–2 Hull City Wrexham
19:45 GMT Smith  8'
Rathbone  49'
Hyam  66'
Broadhead 76'		 Report[217] McBurnie  7'
Gelhardt 40', 44'
Hughes  45+1'
Koumas 63'
Collyer  86'
Joseph  90+4'		 Stadium: Racecourse Ground
Attendance: 10,502
Referee: Stephen Martin
14 March 2026 38 West Bromwich Albion 3–0 Hull City West Bromwich
15:00 GMT Maja 24'
Diakité  61'
Heggebø 67'
Price 90+3'		 Report[218] Hughes  36'
Crooks  51'
McBurnie  61'
Gelhardt  70'
Lundstram  88'		 Stadium: The Hawthorns
Attendance: 23,245
Referee: Josh Smith
21 March 2026 39 Hull City 3–1 Sheffield Wednesday Kingston upon Hull
15:00 GMT Crooks 24',  49'
Egan  42'
Iorfa 45+6' (o.g.)
Joseph 58'
Lundstram  88'		 Report[219] Lowe 23'
McNeill  89'		 Stadium: MKM Stadium
Attendance: 22,004
Referee: Dean Whitestone
3 April 2026 40 Oxford United v Hull City Littlemore
15:00 BST Stadium: Kassam Stadium
6 April 2026 41 Hull City v Coventry City Kingston upon Hull
20:00 BST Stadium: MKM Stadium
Note: Fixture was initially scheduled for a 15:00 kick-off, but was pushed back for Sky Sports broadcasting.[220]

FA Cup

Main article: 2025–26 FA Cup

Hull were drawn at home to Blackburn Rovers in the third round.[113][114] The match took place on 11 January 2026, at full-time the match remained goalless and went to extra-time. This failed to break the deadlock, with Hull's David Akintola coming closest when he hit the bar. This led to a penalty shoot-out to determine which team would advance to the next round. Dillon Phillips saved the first two Blackburn Rovers attempts by Yūki Ōhashi and Moussa Baradji, Hull's first attempt by Lewie Coyle was saved by Balázs Tóth. The rest of the spot kicks were converted, with Akintola taking the final kick to put Hull through to the next round.[221] This was the first time Hull had progressed to the next round since 2020, the draw for which took place on 12 January.[222] The draw gave Hull a home game against Chelsea under new manager of former Hull manager Liam Rosenior, the match taking place over the weekend of 14–15 February.[223][224]


  Win   Draw   Loss   Fixtures

11 January 2026 Third round Hull City 0–0 (a.e.t.)
(4–3 p)		 Blackburn Rovers Kingston upon Hull
14:30 GMT Famewo  45'
McBurnie  74'
Drameh  76'
Slater  116'		 Report[221] Powell  31'
O'Riordan  47'
Gardner-Hickman  119'		 Stadium: MKM Stadium
Attendance: 6,627
Referee: Will Finnie
Penalties
Coyle
Joseph
McBurnie
Hughes
Akintola 		Ōhashi
Baradji
Gardner-Hickman
McLoughlin
Doherty
13 February 2026 Fourth round Hull City 0–4 Chelsea Kingston upon Hull
19:45 GMT Lundstram  73'
Gelhardt  90'		 Report[2] Neto 40', 51', 71',  45+1'
Estêvão 59'
Sarr  66'		 Stadium: MKM Stadium
Attendance: 24,320
Referee: Farai Hallam

EFL Cup

Main article: 2025–26 EFL Cup

Hull were drawn away at Wrexham in the first round.[225][226]

  Win   Draw   Loss   Fixtures

12 August 2025 1R Wrexham 3–3
(5–3 p)		 Hull City Wrexham
19:45 BST Lee 31'
Palmer 90+1', 90+2'		 Report[67] Hughes  27'
McBurnie 36'
Gelhardt  53'
Ndala 70'
Crooks 81'
Lundstram  90+3'		 Stadium: Racecourse Ground
Attendance: 10,106
Referee: Josh Smith
Penalties
McClean
Lee
Windass
Palmer
Marriott 		Palmer
Ndala
Kamara
Giles

Statistics

Appearances

As of match played 21 March 2026

Appearances shown after a "+" indicate player came on during course of the match
Players with no appearances are not included on the list; italics indicate a loaned in player

No. Pos Nat Player Total Championship FA Cup EFL Cup
Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals
1 GK  CRO Ivor Pandur 39 0 39 0 0 0 0 0
2 DF  ENG Lewie Coyle 34 0 30+2 0 2 0 0 0
3 DF  ENG Ryan Giles 30 0 27+1 0 0+1 0 1 0
4 DF  ENG Charlie Hughes 37 1 34+1 1 1 0 1 0
5 MF  ENG John Lundstram 24 1 12+11 1 0 0 1 0
6 DF  NGA Semi Ajayi 16 1 12+4 1 0 0 0 0
7 FW  CAN Liam Millar 28 2 16+10 2 2 0 0 0
9 FW  SCO Oli McBurnie 32 14 25+5 13 1 0 1 1
10 FW  ALG Mohamed Belloumi 15 1 5+10 1 0 0 0 0
11 FW  NGA David Akintola 21 1 5+15 1 0+1 0 0 0
12 GK  ENG Dillon Phillips 3 0 0 0 2 0 1 0
13 FW  JPN Yū Hirakawa 6 0 2+3 0 1 0 0 0
15 DF  IRL John Egan 38 2 33+2 2 1+1 0 1 0
16 DF  ENG Matty Jacob 6 0 1+4 0 0+1 0 0 0
17 FW  ENG Abu Kamara 3 0 1+1 0 0 0 0+1 0
18 DF  ENG Cody Drameh 22 0 13+6 0 1+1 0 1 0
20 MF  BIH Amir Hadžiahmetović 37 0 23+12 0 2 0 0 0
21 FW  ENG Joe Gelhardt 34 13 29+3 13 0+1 0 1 0
22 FW  SCO Kyle Joseph 40 8 26+11 8 0+2 0 0+1 0
23 DF  ENG Akin Famewo 17 1 7+8 1 1 0 0+1 0
24 MF  ENG Darko Gyabi 21 2 6+14 2 1 0 0 0
25 MF  ENG Matt Crooks 25 5 21+3 4 0 0 0+1 1
26 FW  ENG Kieran Dowell 10 1 1+8 1 0+1 0 0 0
27 MF  ENG Regan Slater 42 2 34+5 2 1+1 0 1 0
33 MF  ENG Toby Collyer 3 0 0+3 0 0 0 0 0
36 FW  WAL Lewis Koumas 12 3 4+7 3 1 0 0 0
37 DF  NIR Paddy McNair 8 0 5+2 0 1 0 0 0
39 FW  TUR Enis Destan 18 2 4+14 2 0 0 0 0
45 MF  JAM Kasey Palmer 11 0 3+6 0 1 0 1 0
47 MF  ENG Nathan Tinsdale 2 0 0+1 0 0 0 1 0
58 DF  IRL Cathal McCarthy 8 0 1+5 0 1+1 0 0 0
Players who featured but departed the club during the season:
19 FW  ENG Joel Ndala 19 2 10+7 1 1 0 0+1 1
30 DF  ENG Brandon Williams 1 0 0+1 0 0 0 0 0
  • Source: Compiled from competitive match reports

Top goalscorers

As of match played 21 March 2026
Player Number Position Championship FA Cup League Cup Total
Oli McBurnie 9 CF 13 0 1 14
Joe Gelhardt 21 CF 13 0 0 13
Kyle Joseph 22 CF 8 0 0 8
Matt Crooks 25 CM 4 0 1 5
Lewis Koumas 36 MF 3 0 0 3
Enis Destan 39 CF 2 0 0 2
John Egan 15 DF 2 0 0 2
Darko Gyabi 24 CM 2 0 0 2
Liam Millar 7 LW 2 0 0 2
Joel Ndala 19 LW 1 0 1 2
Regan Slater 27 CM 2 0 0 2
Semi Ajayi 6 CB 1 0 0 1
David Akintola 11 RW 1 0 0 1
Mohamed Belloumi 10 RW 1 0 0 1
Kieran Dowell 26 FW 1 0 0 1
Akin Famewo 23 CB 1 0 0 1
Charlie Hughes 4 CB 1 0 0 1
John Lundstram 5 DM 1 0 0 1
Own goals 3 0 0 3
Total 62 0 3 65

Disciplinary record

As of match played 21 March 2026
Player Number Position Championship FA Cup League Cup Total
Charlie Hughes 4 CB 5 1 0 0 1 0 6 1
Matt Crooks 25 CM 12 0 0 0 0 0 12 0
Lewie Coyle 2 RB 10 0 0 0 0 0 10 0
John Lundstram 5 DM 8 0 1 0 1 0 10 0
Oli McBurnie 9 CF 7 0 1 0 0 0 8 0
Regan Slater 27 CM 7 0 1 0 0 0 8 0
John Egan 15 DF 7 0 0 0 0 0 7 0
Joe Gelhardt 21 CF 4 0 1 0 1 0 6 0
Ryan Giles 3 LB 6 0 0 0 0 0 6 0
Kyle Joseph 22 CF 6 0 0 0 0 0 6 0
Ivor Pandur 1 GK 6 0 0 0 0 0 6 0
David Akintola 11 RW 4 0 0 0 0 0 4 0
Enis Destan 39 CF 4 0 0 0 0 0 4 0
Liam Millar 7 LW 3 0 0 0 0 0 3 0
Toby Collyer 33 MF 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0
Cody Drameh 18 RB 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 0
Akin Famewo 23 CB 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 0
Mohamed Belloumi 10 FW 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
Kieran Dowell 26 FW 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
Amir Hadžiahmetović 20 DM 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
Cathal McCarthy 58 CB 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
Paddy McNair 37 DF 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
Joel Ndala 19 LW 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
Total 93 1 6 0 3 0 102 1

Kits

As with the previous season, all of the club's kits for the 2025–26 season would be manufactured by Kappa. On 15 July 2025, the club announced that the home shirt would be a plain amber body with black and amber tiger print sleeves. This would be accompanied by black shorts and amber socks.[227] Three days later, on 18 July, Corendon Airlines extended their shirt sponsorship deal for a further two years.[228] The away kit was then launched on 2 August, a black shirt with amber pinstripes accompanied by amber shorts and black socks.[229] The third kit was launched on 25 September, this was light blue with a floral pattern, with dark blue trim. Shorts and sock would be light blue with dark blue trim.[230]

Notes

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