The Swedish right-back was a regular in the Whites’ cup competitions last season, playing his part as Fulham reached the Quarter-Final of the FA Cup.
However, the 25-year-old has found his chances fairly limited as a result of the form of John Pantsil, having signed from Norwegian champions Rosenborg in the summer of 2008 where he spent two successful seasons.
A player that Manager Roy Hodgson followed for many years, the Club beat reported interest from Blackburn Rovers, Manchester City and a host of German and French clubs for his transfer.
Stoor came in with plenty of experience having been part of Sweden’s UEFA Euro 2008 squad and the Rosenborg squad that went close to progressing through to the UEFA Champions League knock-out stages in 2007-08, beating Valencia twice and drawing 1-1 with Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.
With his boundless stamina and acceleration Stoor offers a useful outlet down the right flank, and although predominantly a full-back, he can also operate in a more advanced role in midfield – a position he performed admirably in during pre-season.
Stoor trialled with Manchester United as a teenager, before signing his first professional contract with Hammarby.