Larsson 'honoured' by Fulham move
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New Fulham signing Hugo Larsson says he is "honoured" to make the move to West London from Eintract Frankfurt.
The 22-year-old Sweden midfielder has signed on an initial season-long loan with an obligation to make the deal permanent on a long-term basis for £18.3m.
A product of Malmo's youth academy, Larsson made 119 appearances, scoring 10 goals and assisting seven times, across his three years in Germany, and has also played 12 times so far for his national team since his debut in January 2023.
"Obviously, it's a very proud moment for me and my family – I'm honoured to be here," Larsson told club media.
"To come here, to the oldest club in London, with all the history that it has, is such an honour for me."
Fulham Director of Football Tony Khan added: "I'm thrilled to welcome Hugo Larsson to Fulham. He is a very talented player, and we have been tracking him for several years.
"Hugo has impressed at Eintracht Frankfurt and for his national team, and I believe that he can strengthen our squad."
