Fulham have completed a deal to sign Manchester City winger Oscar Bobb on a permanent transfer, with the move agreed as a £27 million package. The agreement, confirmed on a “here we go” basis, represents a significant addition for the west London club as they strengthen their attacking options.
Manchester City have negotiated key protections into the deal, retaining a 20 per cent sell-on clause should Bobb be sold again in the future. The Premier League champions have also secured matching rights, allowing them to respond to any future bids for the player.
Bobb, widely regarded as one of City’s most technically gifted young attackers, has been seeking regular first-team football after finding opportunities limited amid intense competition at the Etihad Stadium. Fulham moved decisively to secure his signature, viewing the Norway international as a long-term investment.
The transfer is now entering its final formal stages, with medical tests scheduled to take place in the coming days. Once completed, Bobb is expected to be unveiled as a Fulham player, subject to routine regulatory approval.
For Fulham, the signing signals ambition and confidence in the club’s recruitment strategy, while City’s retained clauses underline their belief in Bobb’s potential value. The deal reflects a compromise that allows the player to progress his career while ensuring Manchester City remains financially connected to his future success.
