Hull City AFC

Hull City AFC

England Championship Est. 1904 Kingston Communications Stadium
Orange / Black

Hull City AFC

Hull City Association Football Club is an English side based in the city of Kingston upon Hull in the north-east of the country, competing in the Championship. Founded in 1904, the club has a long history within the English game and serves as a proud representative of its city, supported by a loyal following that values the team's heritage and its place in the football pyramid.

The club plays its home matches at the MKM Stadium, a modern ground that provides a comfortable and atmospheric setting for supporters. Hull City's distinctive orange and black colours, which inspire the nickname the Tigers, are a proud feature of the club's identity, worn through generations of players and embraced by fans across the region.

Squad and Identity

The current squad combines experience with attacking quality. Forward Joe Gelhardt offers a goal threat and energy in attack, while the midfield features the experienced John Lundstram providing quality and drive. The defence is anchored by the experienced John Egan and the reliable Charlie Hughes, with the combative Amir Hadžiahmetović and goalkeeper Dillon Phillips adding depth across the pitch.

Hull City continue to represent a determined and competitive presence in the Championship, drawing on a long history and a loyal local following. With a modern home, a committed squad, and a strong sense of identity, the club looks ahead with determination, aiming to push up the division and build on its proud footballing heritage.

Full squad

Frequently asked questions

Hull City AFC competes in the Championship.

Hull City AFC is a football club based in England.

Hull City AFC was founded in 1904.

Hull City AFC play their home matches at Kingston Communications Stadium.