FIFA halt Fulham's striker signing

Daniel Cousin’s £3m move from Rangers to Fulham has fallen through after FIFA refused to sanction the transfer.

Tue, 29 Jan, 2008 - 17:43

Daniel Cousin’s £3m move from Rangers to Fulham has fallen through after FIFA refused to sanction the transfer.

Both clubs had been hopeful of the move going ahead even though FIFA regulations forbid a player from appearing for more than two clubs in one season.

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