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FULHAM SIGN CHARLES FROM SOUTHAMPTON FOR £30M

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Fulham have confirmed the signing of Southampton midfielder Shea Charles, with the deal reportedly valued at up to £30 million, according to BBC Sport. The club announced the transfer shortly before the start of the 2024‑25 season.

BBC Sport reports that the agreement will bring Charles into Fulham’s midfield lineup, with the transfer fee potentially reaching £30 million if all add‑on clauses are triggered. No further details such as contract length or salary figures were provided in the announcement.

The move is one of the largest transfers involving a Premier League club for the current transfer window and underscores Fulham’s ambition to strengthen their squad for the upcoming campaign.

  • Fulham have signed Southampton midfielder Shea Charles for up to £30 million, per BBC Sport.
  • The transaction was confirmed in the media just before the 2024‑25 season begins.
  • Related coverage from The Guardian and ESPN details other transfer deals, but none involve Charles or the Fulham‑Southampton transaction.

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