Onuachu close to joining Fulham

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By Amaechi Agbo

Premier League side, Fulham are on the verge of completing the signing of Super Eagles forward, Paul Onuachu from Turkish side Trabzonspor in a deal worth between €25 million and €30 million.
The 32-year-old striker is expected to leave the Turkish club just months after joining them from Wolfsberger in a transfer valued at €5.5 million.
If the move is finalized, Trabzonspor will secure a significant profit on the experienced forward.
Onuachu remains one of Nigeria’s most experienced attackers, having earned 34 appearances for the Super Eagles and scored five international goals.
He is currently under contract with Trabzonspor until June 30, 2028.
Transfermarkt currently values the striker at €6 million, although Trabzonspor’s valuation has been considerably higher throughout the transfer window.
Reports in July 2026 indicated the club wanted around €30 million for the Nigerian, while they were also said to have rejected a €20 million bid from Saudi Arabian side Al Ahli in June.
Fulham’s proposed offer now appears to have met Trabzonspor’s expectations, with the Premier League club expected to complete the signing in the coming days.

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