Cyrus Christie joins Swansea City on loan from Fulham

The deal, subject to international clearance, sees the 29-year-old full-back join from Sky Bet Championship rivals Fulham.“I am looking forward to playing some football again, I spoke to the manager and straight away he almost made my mind up for me.“The opportunity has been hard to come by, so I want to come here and show that quality and prove it.

“I want to help the lads push up the league and this is a league where anything can happen, especially with those games in hand.” Swansea boss Martin was seeking a full-back option following the recall of Ethan Laird by Manchester United — with the 20-year-old subsequently joining Bournemouth.He moved to Fulham the following year, where he has made 68 appearances, and spent the 2020-21 season on loan at Nottingham Forest.

Source: Loan Digest (loandigest.net)

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