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Premier League new boys Hull City are in talks to sign Norway star Marcus Holmgren Pedersen from Torino during this transfer window after watching him perform well at the World Cup, according to the Hull Daily Mail. Pedersen was in top shape during the competition as Norway reached the quarter-finals and has now been linked with a move that could make him one of the Norwegian players in the Premier League. His performances have attracted attention as Hull look to strengthen their squad ahead of the new campaign. Hull City Look to Strengthen Squad Hull can see what Sunderland and Leeds United did last summer to maintain their status as Premier League clubs after gaining promotion, and they are rebuilding their squad for the same reason. Many new players will join the Tigers, and they will all bring different levels of experience and exposure. Hull will hope that combination helps the team deliver strong performances for as long as necessary so they can preserve their Premier League status. Pedersen could provide the club with valuable experience, while his performances at the World Cup have further increased his profile. The Norway international has also continued to develop during his time in Italy, making him an attractive option for a newly promoted side. Pedersen Could Move to England Pedersen has been a key player for Torino since joining them in 2024, initially on a loan move. He could now be open to finally moving to a top league such as the EPL, particularly with Hull showing interest in bringing him to England. A move to the Premier League would represent a significant opportunity for Pedersen. It could also provide him with the platform to demonstrate his quality at a higher level and potentially attract interest from bigger clubs in the future. For Hull, signing Pedersen would add another player with international experience to a squad being rebuilt for life in the Premier League. The Tigers will hope that their interest can lead to an agreement and that the Norway star can help them achieve their goal of remaining in the division.