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Fulham looks to boost its relegation battle with Zabiri and Riquelme

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Fulham looks to boost its relegation battle with Zabiri and Riquelme

While Fulham, under the management of Álvaro Arbeloa, tries to strengthen the squad to escape the Premier League relegation zone, it must persuade Rennes and Real Betis to finalize the signings of Yassir Zabiri and Rodrigo Riquelme, respectively.

Survival goal in the Premier

Fulham is looking to bolster its squad to fight for staying up in the Premier League. Yassir Zabiri and Rodrigo Riquelme are the identified targets for the winter market. The club aims to reverse the less positive results in the competition.

The team managed by Álvaro Arbeloa sits in 15th place, just two points above the relegation zone. According to journalist Pepe Elías, the two targets are in La Liga.

The Moroccan Zabiri is on loan from Rennes to Racing Santander, having also spent time at Famalicão. The 21-year-old striker has recorded 13 appearances and nine goals this season.

To secure the signing, Fulham will have to convince Rennes. Rennes would need to financially compensate José Alberto López's side for the early termination of the loan.

Rodrigo Riquelme's case is simpler, requiring only negotiation with Real Betis. The Spaniard has a contract valid until 2030 and will not be sold for less than €20 million. The 26-year-old player has already logged 14 matches and three goals in the 2026/27 season.

Fulham already has four Spanish players: Manuel Ángel, César Palacios, Jorge Cuenca and Gonzalo García. These four could further increase the number of Spaniards at the club.

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