Nordin Amrabat has officially joined Hull City after terminating his contract with AEK Athene. The Moroccan international signed until the end of the season with the Championship club. This move follows media reports of his transfer to England. Amrabat expressed his excitement about joining Hull City, stating it is a big club with a great history, and he is eager to start playing. He aims to help Hull City climb the league table and make the fans happy.

Nordin Amrabat is poised to join Hull City in the Championship, according to reports from local media. His contract with AEK Athene was officially terminated last week. Although Amrabat had previously expressed a desire to return to the Netherlands, he is now set to sign a short-term contract with Hull City, as reported by The Hull Daily Mail. It is reported that Amrabat trained with Hull City on Thursday. This transfer occurs twelve years after Hull City first expressed interest in Amrabat, when they were prepared to pay seven million pounds for him during his time at Galatasaray, although the transfer did not happen at that time. Now, at the age of 37, Amrabat will finally wear the shirt of The Tigers, marking the tenth professional club of his career, having previously played for teams including PSV, Galatasaray, Málaga, Watford, and Al Nassr.