Fulham have previously been linked with a move for Torino’s Marcus Pedersen, who has also attracted interest from Hull City.
The right-back arrived at the Italian club from Feyenoord in 2025. He’s become a regular for Il Toro, featuring 62 times in all competitions and cementing the right-back spot.
This has also coincided with his rise in prominence with the Norway national team. This summer he made four appearances for his country.
Sport Witness recently covered how Fulham have made an initial approach, with the player keen on a move to England. Hull City are also now in the race for the Norwegian.
Player attracting offers
ToroZone journalist Giacomo Morandin has given as update on the 26-year-old’s situation, clarifying that Pedersen is attracting interest from both England and Germany.
Hull City are the latest club to make a move, offering close to €5m.
This was quickly rejected, with Torino currently demanding a figure between €8m to €10m.
There is still a chance that the player’s valuation could rise. Fenerbahce could also join the race, especially if the Turkish side lose Nelson Semedo this summer.
Fulham are also offering competition, with the player actively seeking a new adventure away from Turin.
Our take: Deal could be straightforward
The Turin club paid in the region of €4m to sign Pedersen in 2025. That is exactly why their valuation of the full-back isn’t high and this comes as an advantage for both Fulham and Hull City.
But that is also the reason for the increasing interest in Pedersen. Torino are a classic selling club and will want to create an auction for their player.
Before that happens, Hull City and Fulham need to act, as they could sign a very reliable player at a very affordable fee.
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