Hull City winger Bachir Belloumi ranks just behind Arsenal’s Bukayo Saka for highest-rated wingers in the Premier League, sitting on an average rating of 7.87 compared to Saka’s 7.94, according to DZfoot. The 24-year-old Algeria international has quickly established himself as one of the standout revelations of the English top-flight season after joining the club.
Belloumi Earns Praise with Hull City and Algeria
In Premier League play, Belloumi has logged five appearances, scoring two goals and providing two assists across 394 minutes on the pitch, DZfoot reported. He has started every match for Hull City since the campaign began. His performances included a two-goal display against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, which secured a 2–2 draw for his side, followed by an assist against Newcastle United.
Belloumi’s displays have translated to the international stage as well. DZfoot reported that the winger recently scored during Algeria’s 2–2 draw against Burundi while away on international duty. Back at club level, his two strikes against Chelsea have been selected among the nominees for Hull City’s goal of the month competition.
Premier League Managers Compete for September Award
The nomination marks a swift adaptation for the former Portuguese league player since his arrival in English football.
The manager of the month category for September also drew significant attention, featuring Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca, Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola, and Brighton’s Fabian Hürzeler. Hürzeler guided Brighton to dominant wins over Arsenal (3–0) and Coventry City (5–0) alongside a draw against Leeds, while Maresca steered his squad to three victories and the top of the table.
Belloumi Earns Recognition for Goals Against Chelsea
Belloumi’s double at Stamford Bridge highlighted a productive September that also featured a decisive assist against Newcastle United. Both goals scored against Chelsea earned recognition within Hull City, where they were shortlisted for the club’s monthly goal award, as reported by DZfoot. The player remains with the Algerian national team following their fixture against Burundi before returning to domestic action with Hull City.
