Fulham round-up: Two possible January targets emerge, update regarding released pair

Round-up of some of the latest Fulham news and rumours

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Fulham were held 0-0 at home by Everton this weekend. It was a frustrating match for Marco Silva’s side and they weren’t able to find a goal against the Toffees.

Next up is a tricky trip away to Manchester City next Saturday. In the meantime, here is a look at some of the latest news regarding the club...

Midfielder on radar

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Fulham are reportedly keen on Sao Paulo midfielder Pablo Maia. The 20-year-old is being tipped for a bright future in the game and has burst onto the scene in Brazil over recent times. According to a report by UOL, the London club are ‘admirers of him.

Defender linked

Silva’s side have also been linked with Sao Paulo defender Luizao, as per reporter Jorge Nicola. The centre-back, 20, has made 16 appearances in all competitions for the Serie A outfit to date and only made his debut earlier this year.

Released defender on trial with EFL club

Michael Hector, who was released by the Cottagers at the end of the last campaign, is on trial with Championship side Luton Town. The Hatters are casting their eyes over the free agent as they weigh up a potential contract offer, as per Luton Today. The centre-back has also played for the likes of Chelsea, Reading, Hull City and Sheffield Wednesday in the past.

Ex-striker finds new temporary home

Striker Timmy Abraham also left Craven Cottage following the promotion to the Premier League last term. He was subsequently snapped up by Walsall on a free transfer. However, he has now signed for National League side Oldham Athletic on loan until January to get some more game time under his belt.

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