Fulham have completed a deadline-day swoop for Manuel Angel, with the 22-year-old midfielder putting pen to paper on a three-year deal at Craven Cottage, according to BBC Sport.
Angel arrives from Real Madrid, becoming the third player to leave the Spanish giants for Fulham, and will reunite with Alvaro Arbeloa, who coached him during his time in Madrid's youth academy and now takes charge at Craven Cottage.
Speaking after the move was confirmed, Angel admitted his excitement at working under his former mentor again, calling it "a real privilege" to play for Arbeloa. The midfielder revealed he's already eager to get started, saying he's "counting down the hours" until his first training session with his new teammates.
The deal underlines Fulham's growing pipeline of talent from Real Madrid's academy system, with Angel's arrival adding fresh competition in midfield as the club looks to build depth under its new-look coaching setup.