Fulham agrees £30m deal for Southampton midfielder Shea Charles

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Last updated Aug 11, 2026

Fulham agrees £30m deal for Southampton midfielder Shea Charles
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Fulham has reached an agreement to sign Southampton midfielder Shea Charles for a fee of up to £30 million, pending a medical. The 22-year-old will join the club on a five-year deal, becoming the most expensive Northern Irish player in history. Charles, who began his career at Manchester City, opted for Fulham over interest from Leeds United, filling the gap left by Sasa Lukic's transfer to Ipswich Town. This move marks Fulham's third signing since appointing Alvaro Arbeloa as manager following Marco Silva's departure to Benfica. Fulham's preseason schedule includes a match against Stuttgart on August 15 and a Premier League opener against Chelsea on August 24.

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  • •Fulham agrees deal worth up to £30m for Shea Charles.
  • •Charles will sign a five-year contract after a medical.
  • •Transfer follows Sasa Lukic's move to Ipswich Town.
  • •Fulham's next match is against Stuttgart on August 15.
  • •This is Fulham's third signing under manager Alvaro Arbeloa.
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  • 9:20 AMYahoo Sports — Fulham announce signing of Shea Charles from Southampton
  • 8:50 AMYahoo Sports — Fulham set to secure £30m Championship star
  • 1:10 PMYahoo Sports — Fulham agree £30m fee for Southampton's Charles
  • 1:10 PMBBC Sport — Fulham agree £30m fee for Southampton's Charles
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Fulham have announced the signing of Northern Ireland international Shea Charles on a five-year deal.The 22-year-old joins the club from Southampton in a deal reported to be worth an initial £26 mill...

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Shea Charles to Fulham: £30m Midfield Deal Signals Arbeloa’s Summer IntentionsFulham are closing in on the signing of Shea Charles, with The Athletic reporting that the Southampton midfielder is du...

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Fulham agree a deal worth up to £30m for Southampton midfielder Shea Charles, subject to a medical.

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