First-Team Squad

The Fulham squad for the 2023/24 Premier League season features 28 players at first-team manager Marco Silva’s disposal. The Craven Cottage natives’ senior side also includes three goalkeepers, 10 defenders, eight midfielders and seven forwards, including any stars the Cottagers have out on loan.

Fulham goalkeepers

Marek Rodak

Marek Rodak initially joined Fulham on loan from Slovakian side FC VSS Kosice as a U19 talent. The goalkeeper worked his way up the age levels at Craven Cottage between loan spells at Farnborough, Welling United, Accrington Stanley and Rotherham United to establish a senior presence in 2019/20.

Bernd Leno

Arsenal sold Bernd Leno to Fulham in a bargain £8m transfer after the German lost his spot to Aaron Ramsdale. He had shown strong shot-stopping skills over his three years as the number-one goalie at Emirates Stadium. The Bietigheim-Bissingen-born star has since been sensational with the Cottagers.

Steven Benda

Swansea City sold Steven Benda to Fulham in August 2023 for £1m after they signed Carl Rushworth to replace the goalkeeper. He moved to Britain to sign for the Jacks’ academy in August 2017 but the German only enjoyed 31 senior appearances. He also had several loans before joining the Cottagers.

Fulham defenders

Kenny Tete

Fulham paid Lyon £3m to sign Kenny Tete under Scott Parker in 2020 after returning to the Premier League. The Ajax product has since given the Cottagers a steady option at full-back when fit. He has suffered a number of injuries since moving to Craven Cottage but Tete provides supreme consistency.

Calvin Bassey

Ajax sold Calvin Bassey to Fulham for £19.5m in 2023, just one year after signing the defender from Rangers. The Nigeria international secured a move to Amsterdam after helping the Gers to reach the Europa League final. Bassey would also be a mainstay of De Godenzonen’s backline until April 2023.

Tosin Adarabioyo

Fulham paid Manchester City £8m for Tosin Adarabioyo in 2020 after the defender impressed while on loan to Blackburn Rovers. The Citizens product only made eight senior appearances for the Etihad Stadium side. But his ability on the ball and defensive stability cemented his place at Craven Cottage.

Fode Ballo-Toure

Fulham secured a deadline day deal with AC Milan to loan Fode Ballo-Toure for the 2023/24 season in September 2023. The Rossoneri only signed the defender from AS Monaco in July 2021. But the Paris Saint-Germain product featured just 26 times at San Siro, including in a mere 14 games over 2022/23.

Tim Ream

Tim Ream is among the longest-serving members of the Fulham first-team squad having joined from Bolton back in 2015. The Cottagers paid an initial £1.75m, plus £500k in add-ons, for the USMNT ace after two Player of the Year-worthy seasons. He has since become a Fulham legend as a true leader.

Timothy Castagne

Fulham took advantage of Leicester City enduring relegation from the Premier League in 2022/23 to sign Timothy Castagne. The Belgium international left the King Power Stadium for Craven Cottage in a £15m deal in August 2023. He won the 2020/21 FA Cup with the Foxes, where he played 112 games.

Kevin Mbabu (on loan to FC Augsburg)

Marco Silva paid Wolfsburg £6.5m to sign Switzerland defender Kevin Mbabu upon Fulham gaining their return to the Premier League. But the full-back struggled to remain in favour in his debut term.

Issa Diop

West Ham agreed to sell Issa Diop to their London rivals in 2022 after Fulham tabled a £15m bid for the Frenchman. He had fallen out of favour at London Stadium under David Moyes. But Diop would enjoy a solid first year at Craven Cottage after adding a presence to carry the ball out from the back.

Antonee Robinson

Fulham brushed aside interest from Sheffield United to sign Antonee Robinson in a £2m move from Wigan in 2020. The left-back thrived for the Latics to earn vast interest in the Premier League. He has since developed into a rapid top-flight player and a regular with the USMNT who is solid at the back.

Terence Kongolo (on loan to Rapid Vienna)

Terence Kongolo initially agreed to join Fulham on loan before securing a permanent transfer from Huddersfield in October 2020. He cost the Cottagers an initial £4m, rising to £7m, just two years on from joining the Terriers for £18m from Monaco. But the defender has seldom featured ever since.

Fulham midfielders

Harrison Reed

Southampton sold Harrison Reed to Fulham for £8m in August 2020 after a season on loan with the Cottagers’ first-team squad. The west Londoners triggered an option to keep the Saints product, who has offered a consistent presence since. Reed has also improved his offensive presence with Fulham.

Tom Cairney

Fulham added a future club legend to their first-team squad for £3m in 2015 as Tom Cairney joined from Blackburn Rovers. The Cottagers later named the midfielder as their captain in 2017 after Scott Parker retired. Even when he only holds a reserve status, Cairney is capable of making a big impact.

Andreas Pereira

Manchester United accepted a £10m offer from Fulham for Andreas Pereira in 2022 after he fell out of favour at Old Trafford. The Brazilian moved to Craven Cottage for £8m plus £2m in add-ons after a loan spell at Flamengo. He added a regular offensive threat to the Fulham squad under Marco Silva.

Alex Iwobi

Everton agreed to sell Alex Iwobi to Fulham for £22m late on deadline day in September 2023. The Nigeria international returned to London four years after leaving Arsenal, where he started his career as a Gunners product. Iwobi featured 149 times for Arsenal before playing 140 times with the Blues.

Joao Palhinha

Fulham made Joao Palhinha their first signing after claiming the 2021/22 Championship title with a £20m transfer from Sporting Lisbon. The Portugal international immediately adapted to the Premier League as one of its elite holding midfielders. He brought a match-changing presence to their squad.

Sasa Lukic

Torino sold Saka Lukic to Fulham in the winter window of 2023 for £8m after he featured regularly at the 2022 World Cup. But the Serbia international would only offer a squad presence in west London.

Tyrese Francois

Tyrese Francois joined Fulham’s academy in 2013 after his family emigrated to London from Sydney, Australia. The Cottagers later gave the midfielder with dual nationality his first professional contract in August 2017. But regular minutes with Fulham’s first-team squad have proven scarce for Francois.

Luke Harris

Fulham handed Luke Harris his first professional contract in September 2022 after a strong stint with their academy. The Jersey-born Wales talent officially joined the Cottagers in June 2019. But he had spent a few years on trial in west London previously while the club argued his eligibility to join them.

Fulham forwards

Raul Jimenez

Wolves sold their long-time talisman, Raul Jimenez, to Fulham for £5.5m in 2023 after 57 goals and 24 assists in 166 appearances. Molineux chiefs let the Mexican move to Craven Cottage after failing to score in the 2022/23 Premier League term. It marked his first goalless top-flight campaign for Wolves.

Harry Wilson

Fulham added Harry Wilson to their squad after securing promotion to the Premier League in 2021. The Wales winger worked his way to Craven Cottage in a £12m transfer from Liverpool after his spell on loan to Cardiff City. Wilson has often been among Fulham’s best players when fit and confident.

Adama Traore

Fulham capitalised on Adama Traore leaving Wolves as a free agent to sign the Spain winger in 2023. The speedy wideman left Molineux after five years, during which he briefly returned to Barcelona on loan in 2022. Traore featured 194 times for the Old Gold and recorded 14 goals plus 20 assists there.

Bobby De Cordova-Reid

Fulham paid Cardiff City £10m during January 2020 to permanently add Bobby De Cordova-Reid to their first-team squad. The winger had been on loan from the Bluebirds since August 2019 and was a huge hit straight away. His versatility around the pitch ensures the attacker still remains a key player.

Rodrigo Muniz

Flamengo accepted an €8m (£7m), plus a 25% sell-on-clause, offer from Fulham for Rodrigo Muniz in 2021. The striker helped the Cottagers lift the Championship trophy in his debut season with five goals in 25 games. He would return to the second tier on loan with Middlesbrough during 2022/23.

Willian

Fulham offered Willian his return to the Premier League in 2022 after leaving Brazilian Serie A side Corinthians. The former Chelsea and Arsenal winger had returned to his homeland in 2021 after an eight-year stint in England. He offered five goals and six assists over 27 top-flight games in 2022/23.

Carlos Vinicius

Carlos Vinicius left Benfica in a £5m transfer and joined the Fulham first-team squad for his return to the Premier League. He had previously played on loan for Tottenham Hotspur in 2020/21 but scored once in nine games. The Brazilian’s debut campaign for Fulham yielded five goals in 28 appearances.