Tromsø has fought their way up to the top of Norwegian football and delivers far above what all experts thought very few seasons ago. – They are in the trio that is fighting for Eliteserie gold with Bodø/Glimt and Viking.

Both competitors have delivered victories in their games, so Sunday’s game away to Aalesund will be extremely important. – It will be without Jens Hjertø-Dahl who is on his way to the Premier League.

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He will then be the ninth Norwegian player in the top division on the ball island. (at the bottom you can see all Norwegian players in England)

Arsenal FC, Martin Ødegaard
Brentford FC, Kristoffer Ajer
Brighton & Hove Albion FC U18, Sebastian Ademola
Crystal Palace FC, Jørgen Strand Larsen
Fulham FC Sander Berge
Fulham FC Oscar Bobb
Ipswich Town FC, Sindre Walle Egeli
Manchester City FC, Erling Braut Haaland

Hull City are ready for the Premier League after fighting their way through qualification last season. Manager Sergej Jakirović, who has led the club for the past two years, has one of the league’s smallest budgets at his disposal. Then buying from Norway becomes a smart solution – where you can bring in very good players at a reasonable price.

Affordable in a Premier League context is still big money for Norwegian clubs. Jakirović has been very active in the work to bring the Tromsø jewel to Hull City – among other things by setting up a separate development course to ensure the 20-year-old’s positive development.

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Premier League next stop for the Tromsø jewel

Only formalities remain before Jens Hjertø-Dahl is ready for Premier League club Hull. This is reported by both Nordlys and iTromsø. The price tag is said to be over NOK 100 million.

Tromsø plays an away game against Aalesund on Sunday at 5 p.m. – but according to Nordlys, Hjertø-Dahl will not be part of today’s match squad. The transition is fast approaching.

Despite his young age, the midfielder has already recorded 89 Eliteserien games and 12 league goals for TIL. Seven of the goals have come this season – a clear indication that he is ready for a step up.

Norwegian tradition in Hull

Hull are newly promoted to the Premier League this season, and their first game in their comeback is on August 22 at home to Manchester United.

At the club, Hjertø-Dahl is joined by an entire Norwegian tradition – Markus Henriksen, Martin Samuelsen, Adama Diomande, Omar Elabdellaoui and Joshua King have all played for Hull before.

Now it’s the 20-year-old’s turn to write his own history in English football.

Norwegian players in England

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