Mason Mount
March 2026
Mount is reportedly not pushing for an exit and wants to rebuild his United career after injury disruption. Despite interest from Villa and Fulham, he is focusing on fitness and availability to prove value and earn a regular role.
Ricardo Pepi
December 2025
Fulham have had an opening $33 million bid rejected for PSV striker Ricardo Pepi and are expected to return with an improved offer. PSV are under no pressure to sell after tying the forward to a long-term deal. PSV have taken a hard line on valuation and believe Pepi’s output supports a higher fee, with interest from other clubs also in the background. Fulham want added firepower for the run-in and view Pepi as a primary January target.
Marco Silva (Fulham)
November 2025
Fulham’s board is considering a managerial change following a flat start, away struggles, and stalled talks with Silva, whose deal expires next summer. A 2-0 loss at Everton intensified internal debate as results and recruitment tensions erode alignment. With a release clause in play and limited summer additions, patience is thinning. Leadership is reviewing options against relegation risk, weighing timing versus market availability while negotiating leverage declines as the contract winds down.
Marco Silva (Fulham)
August 2025
Fulham boss Marco Silva slammed “shocking” refereeing after his side’s 2-0 defeat at Chelsea, questioning three key calls. Josh King’s opener was disallowed for a Muniz foul, while Joao Pedro scored during stoppage time beyond the declared minimum. Silva demanded explanations from the Premier League, claiming VAR and referee Rob Jones unfairly swung the contest. The disallowed opener and controversial timing frustrated Fulham, while Chelsea capitalized to take control. His anger reflects mounting concerns over officiating consistency early this season.
