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Fulham completes the season long loan deal of Spanish goalkeeper

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Fulham has completed the deadline day signing of Spanish international and Sevilla shot-stopper Sergio Rico on a season-long loan deal.
Source: Daily Star
The 2-time Europa League winner will join the Craven Cottagers from boyhood club Sevilla after making 169 appearances for the La Liga side.
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