Fulham Fans Share Transfer Wishes Ahead of Deadline

Fulham currently sit 11th in the Premier League, with 52 points from 38 games, and are 33 points behind leaders Arsenal. They have scored 47 goals and conceded 51 this season.

We asked Fulham fans to share their opinions on desired transfer business, including players to sign and those to let go. Here are some of their suggestions:

What Do Fans Want to See?

  • Tim: "With Harry Wilson and Raul Jimenez gone, we desperately need attacking reinforcements. Alvaro Arbeloa should use his Real Madrid connections to bring in Gonzalo Garcia or Franco Mastantuono. As much as I like Jedi, I'd move on Antonee Robinson while we can still get good money for him and we have a ready-made replacement in Ryan Sessegnon, who looks good to go as a left (wing) back."
  • Liam: "We need a prolific striker, so Zian Flemming or Troy Parrott could be good fits. Rodrigo Muniz is a great guy, but he doesn't score goals. It's probably time to help him move on to a different club."
  • Rohan: "We should buy Aaron Ramsdale. He will not want to play in the Championship and, really, Bernd Leno was poor last season. Ramsdale is a realistic and solid transfer we can make to improve our situation in goal."
  • Ben: "Out: Sander Berge, hopefully to Manchester United for around £40m as rumoured. In: Joao Palhinha, bring him home for hopefully £28-30m with a net gain."
  • Sid: "Joachim Andersen should be let go and we should sign another centre-back like Dan Ballard from Sunderland."
  • Neil: "Joshua Zirkzee would be perfect for us. It would remind me of the type of signing Aleksandar Mitrovic was from Newcastle. I would propose a season-long loan, with an obligation to buy if he scores 15 goals."

Why It Matters for Fulham

Fulham's transfer business will be crucial in determining their chances of survival in the Premier League. With the summer window closing soon, the Cottagers need to make the right moves to strengthen their squad.

What Comes Next?

Fulham's next fixture is against Chelsea at home on August 24. They will be looking to build on their recent form, which has seen them win two games in a row. With the transfer window closing soon, the Cottagers will be hoping to make some key signings to help them in their quest for survival.