In a move worth up to £8 million, Fulham has acquired goalkeeper Bernd Leno from Arsenal on a three-year term.
Additionally, the club has the choice to extend the 30-year-old German's contract by an additional 12 months.
The London-based club will pay £3 million up front, $1 million dependent on performance, £2 million if they avoid relegation, and a further $2 million if they make it through the next season.
Leno joined Arsenal in 2018 after playing 304 times for Bayer Leverkusen over seven seasons and recording 100 clean sheets.
During his four years at the club, he played 125 times in goal for the Gunners, just four of which came last season. He took Petr Cech's position in the starting lineup.
