Woodrow joins on loan
Posted: Thursday, August 17th 2017
Cauley Woodrow - All you need to know
Thursday, August 17th 2017
Cauley Woodrow has become the club’s fifth signing of the summer transfer window.
The England Under-21 international arrives on a season-long loan from Fulha,.
Woodrow could now make his debut against Millwall on Saturday – so for fans who want to know a little more about the forward, here’s a handy guide.
CAULEY WOODROW
Born: December 2nd 1994 (age 22).
Place of Birth: Hemel Hempstead.
Position: Forward.
Previous professional clubs: Luton Town, Fulham, Southend United (loan), Burton Albion (loan).
Career totals: 102 appearances, 21 goals.
International football: England Under-17s, England Under-19s and England Under-21s.
Highest transfer fee paid: Fulham signed Woodrow for an undisclosed six-figure fee in 2011, which was set to rise to seven figures.
Did you know: Woodrow had a penalty saved by Ivan Lucic when facing City in the EFL Cup last season at Craven Cottage.
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