Manuel Angel Joins Fulham from Real Madrid, Following Teammates in London Move
Fulham have secured the permanent transfer of midfielder Manuel Angel from Real Madrid for an initial £3 million. The 22-year-old has agreed to a three-year deal at Craven Cottage and becomes the third player to move from the Santiago Bernabeu to West London this summer, joining manager Alvaro Arbeloa once again.
Midfielder Strengthens Fulham's Squad
The Spanish club included a 50% sell-on clause in the deal for Angel. He follows fellow Spaniards Gonzalo Garcia and Cesar Palacios, who also reunited with their former Real Madrid coach Arbeloa at Fulham. A former Spain youth international, Angel's arrival adds valuable depth to the Cottagers' midfield options.
Angel Embraces New Challenge
"It's an incredible feeling to sign for such a legendary club as Fulham, the oldest in London, and to play in a league like the Premier League where every player dreams of competing. I'm excited to experience the passion of the fans, especially our supporters at Craven Cottage," Angel said on Fulham's official site after his transfer.
Other Key Signings Boost Fulham
- Hugo Larsson joined on an initial loan from Eintracht Frankfurt, with a £18.3 million obligation to buy next summer.
- David Affengruber, an Austrian centre-back, signed a four-year contract from Elche, including an option for an additional year.
This wave of experienced international players reflects Fulham's clear intent to build a competitive squad for the Premier League season ahead.
Upcoming Fixture: Fulham vs Crystal Palace
Fulham will host London rivals Crystal Palace at Craven Cottage this Saturday in their third league match. After losses to Chelsea and Sunderland, Arbeloa's side is desperate to claim their first points. The derby offers new signings a chance to make an immediate impact and help the club climb out of trouble.
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