Fulham’s transfer window is running down and supporters have spoken - they want Antonee Robinson moved on and Ryan Sessegnon slotted in at left-back, while also pushing for Aaron Ramsdale in goal.
League standing: 11th in Premier League, 52 points, 15 wins, seven draws and 16 losses from 38 games, recent form WDLLW.
What do Fulham fans want this summer?
Supporters have been asked to name one player they’d like Fulham to release and one realistic target before the window shuts on 1 September. Tim wants attacking help after Harry Wilson and Raúl Jiménez left, suggesting Gonzalo García or Franco Mastantuono via Álvaro Arbeloa’s Real Madrid links. Liam backs Zian Flemming or Troy Parrott up front, arguing Rodrigo Muniz doesn’t score enough to justify his place. Rohan pushes for Aaron Ramsdale, arguing Bernd Leno’s 2025–26 form left much to be desired. Ben proposes swapping Sander Berge to Manchester United for around £40 million and re-signing João Palhinha for £28–30 million. Sid wants Joachim Andersen out and Dan Ballard in, while Neil eyes Joshua Zirkzee on a season-long loan with a 15-goal buy clause.
Why these moves could reshape Marco Silva’s squad
A left-back upgrade via Sessegnon would let Fulham recoup decent money for Robinson, who turns 29 in August and has 18 months left on his deal. The club’s recent form - two wins and two draws in the last five games - suggests they can still attract interest, especially with a £40 million bid on the table from United. Bringing in Ramsdale would address a shaky goalkeeping department that shipped 51 goals this season, while Flemming or Parrott would add bite up top after the club scored just 47 in 38 Premier League games.
Who could Fulham actually land before deadline day?
Realistic targets hinge on fees and wages. Palhinha’s return would cost £28–30 million net, a figure Fulham can justify given his 2025–26 displays. Ballard at centre-back would shore up a leaky defence that conceded five in its last two matches. A Zirkzee loan with a 15-goal trigger keeps risk low while offering a ready-made Premier League finisher.
What comes next for Fulham’s window?
With the window closing fast, Fulham must decide which of these ideas fit their budget and wage structure. The club sits 33 points behind league leaders Arsenal and needs points to climb clear of the drop zone. Their next outing, a home tie against VfB Stuttgart on 15 August, offers a chance to kick off the new season with momentum.
League standing: 11th in Premier League, 52 points, 15 wins, seven draws and 16 losses from 38 games, recent form WDLLW.
