[8] According to the then head of professional development phase, Mike Dodds, "He was a very versatile player in the younger age groups before holding down a regular position in the centre of midfield in his Under-16 season.

"[8] In 2020–21 Hall was a member of Birmingham's under-18 team that finished as runners-up in the Northern Section of their league,[9] and came from behind against Charlton Athletic's U18 in the national semi-finals only to lose to a last-minute goal.

[12] Under-18s coach Martyn Olorenshaw described him as "an attacking midfielder with an ability to create and score goals [who] is explosive, dynamic and has the prowess to influence games.

"[12] He was an unused substitute for Birmingham's Championship visit to Millwall on 4 December,[13] and he made his senior debut on 2 January 2022, starting alongside fellow 17-year-old Jordan James in support of Troy Deeney at home to Queens Park Rangers.

[25] He played in all three of England's matches in the Pinatar Tournament in Spain, starting in a loss to the Netherlands and a win against Portugal and coming on in a goalless draw with Belgium, and made two more appearances in March 2022.