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25 January 2013, 23:23

Arsenal midfielder Emmanuel Frimpong joined Fulham on Friday on loan until the end of the season.

Ghana-born Frimpong has struggled to break into the Gunners' first-team after suffering a number of serious injuries and he has joined Fulham in a bid to revitalise his career.

The Cottagers revealed the move for the 21-year-old on their official Twitter feed, with Frimpong also acknowledging it by writing: "Fulham here I come".

Frimpong, who made his Premier League debut in 2011, saw a loan spell with Wolves cut short last season when he needed surgery after rupturing knee ligaments against QPR.

He went on loan to Championship club Charlton earlier this season before returning to Arsenal and will finish the season with Martin Jol's team.

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