Hull City extend contract of Algerian player Beloumi until 2029

Hull City have extended the contract of Algerian international Mohammed Bashir until June 2029, with the option for an additional season. The Algerian winger will continue his journey with the team in the coming years.

Bloumi has joined Hull City from Portuguese side Farense. Since his arrival, he has made 36 appearances for the team, scoring 5 goals and providing 6 assists.

The player, who hails from the camp, has managed to gradually regain his form after being absent for a period due to an anterior cruciate ligament injury sustained in November 2024, before returning to participate in 25 matches during last season.

Last season marked an important milestone in Bloumi's career as he helped Hull City achieve promotion to the Premier League after winning the play-off. He also made a clear impact during the play-off matches.

The Algerian winger was one of Hull City's standout players in the second leg of the semi-final against Millwall, scoring a stunning goal before providing an assist for his teammate that resulted in the second goal, directly contributing to his team's qualification.

With the start of the current season, Bloumi achieved his dream of appearing in the Premier League, as he started in the match against Manchester United and completed the full game, contributing to the impressive victory that Hull City achieved with two goals to nil.

Hull City have extended the contract of Algerian international Mohammed Bashir, reflecting the trust the club's management places in his abilities, as well as their desire to secure the continued presence of one of the team's key attacking solutions, especially after his contribution to their return to the forefront of English football.