Fulham are pushing hard in the transfer window after teenage sensation Callum Osmond rejected their offer by joining Scottish champions, Celtic. Softfootball gathered, that the Cottagers had hoped that Osmond, who scored 18 goals last season for Fulham’s U21, would accept their offer.
The team has now added more names on the list as the Sun reports that they are looking to battle Manchester United for Nigerian striker Tolu Arokodare who finished as Belgian league top scorer with Genk last season.
Silva who almost led Fulham to the continent last season but missed out after a poor run of games towards the end of last season is keen on adding more firepower to his attack that already has Raul Jimenez and Rodrigo Muniz.
While they look to attract new players, Sky Sports confirmed that the club has renewed the contract of right back Kenny Tete who was on the verge of joining Everton, saying;
Kenny Tete has chosen to sign a new three-year deal to stay at Fulham instead of joining Everton.
Tete’s deal at Fulham ran out on Monday which meant he could have left for Everton on a free transfer.
But he has now chosen to extend his stay at the club until 2028, in deal which includes a club-held option to extend by a further 12 months.
Tete whose contract had expired on Monday decided to stay at Craven Cottage after phone conversation with Marco Silva.
With the current instinctive moves, it remains to see who the club will bring in the coming days and how fast they can convince Tom Cairney, Willian and Carlos Vinicius who are now free agents after the conclusion of their contracts with the club.
Softfootball, In an ealier post confirmed Bournemouth have reportedly entered the race to sign Arsenal winger Reiss Nelson, joining Fulham in pursuit of the 25-year-old attacker ahead of the 2025–26 campaign.
Nelson returns to the Emirates after a difficult loan spell at Fulham during the 2024–25 season, which was blighted by two hamstring injuries. He managed just 12 appearances for the Cottagers, but that hasn’t deterred suitors, with Bournemouth now showing serious interest.
