Fulham have agreed a £27 million deal with Manchester City to sign Norwegian forward Oscar Bobb, with the player set to undergo a medical on Thursday. The move comes as the Cottagers look to bolster their attacking options following Adama Traore's departure to West Ham.
Sky Sports News exclusively revealed the agreement, which includes a 20% sell-on clause and matching rights for any future sale. Personal terms are already prepared for the 22-year-old Norway international, who is expected to sign imminently.
Bobb, who joined City's academy from Valerenga in 2019, broke into the first team in the 2023-24 season. However, he missed the entirety of last season with a broken leg and has found playing time limited this campaign, making 15 appearances. His last outing was in December, when he was injured early in a Carabao Cup match against Brentford.
Fulham manager Marco Silva is actively reinforcing his squad before Monday's transfer deadline. The club has also made a £28 million bid for PSV Eindhoven striker Ricardo Pepi and is in talks for Udinese midfielder Arthur Attra.
City boss Pep Guardiola had previously hinted at Bobb's likely exit, stating last week that he believed the player wanted to leave in search of more regular football.
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