Hull City have completed the signing of French forward Mohamed-Ali Cho from Nice on a five-year deal.
The 22-year-old becomes the Tigers’ 12th addition of the summer as they reinforce their squad following promotion to the Premier League.
Cho made 93 appearances for Nice across two and a half seasons, scoring 12 goals and supplying 13 assists.
He represented England at Under-16 level before switching to France, for whom he has played at Under-21 level.
The forward also brings European experience, with 13 Europa League outings for Nice and Champions League appearances with Real Sociedad.
Born in France and raised in England, Cho debuted professionally for Angers at 16 and became the club’s youngest-ever scorer.
Hull have invested over £75m since defeating Middlesbrough in the Championship play-off final, including a club-record purchase of Senegalese defender Nobel Mendy.
They marked their Premier League return after nine years with a historic first top-flight victory over Manchester United in their opening match.