Fulham sign Oscar Bobb from Manchester City: Is Samuel Chukwueze in trouble?

English Premier League side Fulham have reportedly signed Norwegian attacker Oscar Bobb from Manchester City in a deal worth €27 million.

​The Cottagers have been in talks with the Premier League champions for weeks regarding the tricky 22-year-old winger.

According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, an agreement was finally reached on Wednesday. Bobb, known for his pace and technical proficiency, is expected to provide a significant boost to Fulham’s attacking options.

🚨⚪️⚫️ Oscar Bobb to Fulham, here we go! Deal done for £27m package from Manchester City on permanent deal.

Man City mantain 20% sell-on clause for Bobb future sale plus matching rights.

Medical tests to follow.

Exclusive story from last week, confirmed. pic.twitter.com/OlPczpVYkM

— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) January 28, 2026

​The signing comes at a critical point in the campaign. As the season enters its second half, the fixtures become more demanding and the stakes higher.

Fulham currently sit 7th in the Premier League table, just four points shy of a UEFA Champions League spot. With Bobb in the squad, the dream of European football feels increasingly attainable.

​However, the Norwegian’s arrival may create stiff competition for the team's other left-footed forwards, most notably Super Eagles star Samuel Chukwueze.

​How Oscar Bobb’s Arrival Impacts Samuel Chukwueze at Fulham

​With the deal for Oscar Bobb finalized, Fulham's existing wingers will likely be on high alert. Super Eagles winger Samuel Chukwueze, in particular, will need to maintain his high standards to keep his place in the starting XI.

​Chukwueze joined Fulham on a one-year loan from AC Milan in the summer and has been in sensational form, registering three goals and four assists in just 10 appearances.

While he has already been battling Kevin for a starting role, the addition of Bobb makes the competition for places even more intense.

​As a loan player, Chukwueze faces the pressure of delivering consistent performances to avoid being returned to his parent club.

However, manager Marco Silva may look to implement a tactical system that accommodates both Bobb and Chukwueze (or Kevin) simultaneously.

​The 26-year-old Nigerian international is clearly enjoying life in England. He will be hoping to maintain his momentum to secure a permanent contract at Craven Cottage by the end of the season.