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Returns in last friendly Hjerto-Dahl (groin) is in the starting lineup for Saturday's final friendly against Nice, the club posted.

Impact Hjerto-Dahl had finished his Hull debut with adductor pain against Eintracht Frankfurt, though manager Sergej Jakirovic said afterward he expected the midfielder to be fine following a medical check. His return to the starting XI confirms that assessment, positioning him to continue building match fitness as a depth option behind Regan Slater, Matt Crooks and Abdulkadir Omur.

AUGUST 15 • ROTOWIRE

Ends with discomfort Saturday Hjerto-Dahl finished with pain in his adductor during his first Hull City appearance in Saturday's preseason friendly against Eintracht Frankfurt, with manager Sergej Jakirovic sta...

Impact Hjerto-Dahl is likely dealing with a minor issue, but the timing is mildly concerning given that Hull's Premier League season opener is just a couple of weeks away. Adductor discomfort picked up in a first appearance can simply be a matter of the body adjusting to match intensity after a period without competitive minutes. In any case, the post-match assessment will determine whether he is available for the start of the season. Even if fit, he might eventually offer a depth option behind players like Regan Slater, Matt Crooks and Abdulkadir Omur.

AUGUST 8 • ROTOWIRE

Signs with Hull City Hjerto-Dahl signed a five year contract with Hull City through the summer of 2031 after departing Tromso, the club announced.

Impact Hjerto-Dahl made 105 appearances for his hometown club after joining at age six, scoring 19 goals and adding 11 assists, with 89 of those appearances coming in the Eliteserien, where he helped Tromso finish third in both 2023 and 2025. He was the league's joint-second highest scorer this season with seven goals in 14 games before leaving midway through the campaign, and has also gained European experience across Europa League and Conference League qualifying matches. The step up to English football represents a considerably tougher challenge, but the 20-year-old midfielder, who has represented Norway at multiple youth levels including the U21s, hopes to earn playing time as the season progresses.

AUGUST 7 • ROTOWIRE