
Tomas
Kalas has rejoined Fulham on a season-long loan from Chelsea.
The Czech Republic defender has returned to Craven Cottage after signing a
new four-year-old contract at Stamford Bridge.
Kalas, aged 24, played a key role for Fulham last season when they reached
the Championship play-off semi-finals.
He featured in 36 league games and scored in the 5-0 win against
Huddersfield in October.
Kalas has played seven times for Czech Republic and is a regular member of
the squad looking to qualify for next year's World Cup.
Tony Khan, Fulham vice chairman and Director of Football Operations, told
the club's website: "It's a pleasure to welcome Tomas Kalas back to the
Fulham Football Club.
"We appreciate Tomas so much after the way that he battled for us last
season, demonstrating not only tremendous skill but also great heart and
determination.
"We're very excited to have him here again as one of us as we prepare for
our next battle, and what we hope will be a great season".