Fulham FC has welcomed back Brazilian winger Willian, who has re-signed with the club until the end of the current season. This return comes just six months after his departure, during which he briefly played for Olympiakos in Greece. Willian is eager to make an impact during his second stint at Fulham, stating:

"I'm completely happy, my family's happy. We are happy to be back, and I think we can do good things until the end of the season, so I can't wait to start with my teammates and do good things on the pitch."

At 36 years old, Willian brings a wealth of experience to Craven Cottage. His previous tenure with Fulham saw him make 67 appearances, where he scored 10 goals and provided 7 assists. Despite a short spell in Greece, lasting just three months, Willian's commitment to the Cottagers is clear as he looks to aid the team’s ambitions.

His impressive resume includes 317 appearances in the Premier League, notably winning two titles with Chelsea during a seven-year period. Additionally, he spent a season at Arsenal, further cementing his status as one of the prominent figures in English football.

As Fulham prepares for their upcoming FA Cup fourth-round match against Wigan on Saturday, fans are hopeful that Willian's return will ignite the team’s performance on the field and pave the way for a successful conclusion to the season. Willian’s move is currently awaiting international clearance, but the excitement around his rejoining is palpable.

With his experience and skill set, Willian could be the catalyst that propels Fulham towards solidifying their position in the league and perhaps advancing further in domestic competitions. The football community is keenly observing how his return will influence the club’s dynamics in the weeks to come.