Darko Gyabi

Darko Gyabi

hull-cityHUL
 • #24 • Attacking Midfielder
Nationality
England
Position

Attacking Midfielder

Sec. Position

Center Midfielder

Role

Creative Playmaker

Birthdate (Age)

Feb 18, 2004 (22)

Preferred Foot

Right

Height

6'5"

Weight

176 lb

Sep 30, 2026

Begins individual field work

Gyabi (groin) has started individual training on the pitch as he continues his recovery from surgery, according to coach Sergej Jakirovic, per Hull Live. "Gyabi has started to do individual sessions on the grass but he is still far away. His prediction is November I think. We will see because he is not registered in the 25. He needs to wait to January and then we will see after his recovery, maybe we will loan him, maybe he will stay with us. Depends."

Analysis: Gyabi has taken another step in his recovery from the groin injury suffered during preseason, though manager Sergej Jakirovic indicated the midfielder remains some distance from a return and is targeting November. Gyabi remains outside Hull's registered squad and therefore cannot feature before January even if he completes his recovery earlier. His longer-term role also remains uncertain, with Jakirovic indicating that a loan move could be considered once the midfielder is fully fit.

Aug 4, 2026

Could be out at least three months

Gyabi has a detached adductor and could be out a minimum of three months, according to Mike White of Humberside Sport.

Analysis: Gyabi is eyeing a potential absence for a decent chunk of the season, as the midfielder is dealing with a detached adductor. He has been working with a specialist to work on the issue and hopes to make the potential absence less, although it doesn't appear to be good at the moment. He dealt with injuries last season and was a rotational piece, so this would be a loss of depth for the club, recording two goals in 20 appearances (six starts) last campaign.

Jul 29, 2026

Managing hamstring knock

Gyabi (knock) trained Tuesday morning but was not risked in the win over Rizespor after picking up a knock behind his knee in Saturday's match, according to assistant coach Dean Holden, per Hull Live. "He got a knock right in the bottom of his hamstring behind his knee, and he was a little bit sore for 24 hours. Darko, being Darko, wanted to give it a go tonight, but as I say, the staff just made the decision that it was best for him to still get a real physical workout"

Analysis: Gyabi's energy and range in midfield make him an important option once fully available, and he is expected to be in contention for Saturday's match against Kasimpasa. The club took a cautious approach given the soreness that lingered following the initial knock. He is expected to continue building toward full match involvement as preseason progresses.

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