In fairness, those guys were simple transfers and were rated, but mostly unknown. The club put its reputation on the line for Kakuta, and was fighting off interest from other European biggies to get him even when he came here.I think its a excellent chance for us to see if he is the business or just another false dawn such as Di Santo, Mancienne, Sinclair etc...
I don't really see Fulham being overtaken by Wigan, West Ham or the Wolves but what it would do is guarantee or guy some first team experience which is what weve all really wanted from the start.At least he learn how to dig in, because tiny team are in for a relagation battle this yr
KAKUTA LOAN DEAL DONEChelsea Football Club can confirm that Gael Kakuta has today (Wednesday) signed on loan at Fulham until the end of the season.
Kakuta, who recently signed a new four-and-a-half year deal with Chelsea, will be hoping to gain increased first-team opportunities to add to his total of 16 appearances in our colours.
The French Under 20 international joined the club in July 2007 as a trainee, making his debut in November 2009 before helping his country to the Under 19 European Championship last summer.