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Fulham Set to Sign Oscar Bobb for £27 Million

1/28/2026

Summary

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Fulham Football Club is nearing a £27 million deal to sign Oscar Bobb from Manchester City.
The deal includes a 20% sell-on clause and gives Manchester City matching rights on future bids.
Bobb, 22, has struggled for playing time at Manchester City since the arrival of Antoine Semenyo.
Fulham aims to finalize the move soon, with personal terms prepared, as they sit seventh in the Premier League.

History

Historical Context

Established on 20 February 1992, the Premier League emerged from a breakaway of First Division clubs from the Football League, aiming to enhance financial prospects through lucrative broadcasting deals. The league's inaugural season began in August 1992, with clubs like Manchester United and Blackburn Rovers quickly adapting to the new financial landscape, leading to player transfers exceeding £20 million, exemplified by Oscar Bobb's potential £27 million move.

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Story summary

Fulham Football Club is nearing a £27 million deal to sign Oscar Bobb from Manchester City.
The deal includes a 20% sell-on clause and gives Manchester City matching rights on future bids.
Bobb, 22, has struggled for playing time at Manchester City since the arrival of Antoine Semenyo.
Fulham aims to finalize the move soon, with personal terms prepared, as they sit seventh in the Premier League.

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