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Fulham seal triple Deadline Day deal as Alvaro Arbeloa signs more Real Madrid talent - Cottagers bolstered as Manuel Angel and Hugo Larsson arrive on banks of the Thames
Fulham have done the following business on transfer deadline day: The Cottagers have signed midfielder Manuel Angel from Real Madrid for an undisclosed fee. This is your Fulham page. Hit follow if you're on the website and you'll see more Whites content when you visit us.
Chelsea boss Xabi Alonso gets a dream start to life as a Premier League manager, as Joao Pedro dinks an early shot home as part of a 3-2 win.
Sunderland claimed their first win of the season as they edged out Fulham 1-0 thanks to Wilson Isidor's goal, just days after he signed a new contract with the Black Cats. Brought off the bench midway through the second half,
Substitute Wilson Isidor scored in a 1-0 win over Fulham that gave Sunderland their first points of the season
Fikayo Tomori could make a move on deadline day, with an offer from Fulham on the table being evaluated. It has been a strange summer for Tomori, and not in a positive way. He probably hoped to stay and fight for a place under Ruben Amorim,
Meanwhile, Fulham parted way with Marco Silva after finishing just behind Chelsea in 11th and appointed Arbeloa in the summer. In fact, both teams finished with 52 points to the names however Chelsea ended up above Fulham due to better goal difference.
Lacroix, bought from Crystal Palace to bring leadership and physicality to Chelsea’s back line, won two booming headers in the first three minutes, one of which directly led to Joao Pedro’s opening goal. In the middle of Alonso’s back three he used the ball sensibly, defended calmly in space and always made his voice heard.
Fulham have been working to reunite Arbeloa with a third Real Madrid player after identifying Angel as a viable transfer target. The West London club have now unveiled Angel ahead of the 11pm transfer deadline, with Marca reporting that Fulham have agreed to pay €4m (£3.4m).