Overview
- Fulham have offered Marco Silva a three-year extension after talks during the international break, with the manager taking time to decide.
- Silva confirmed Rodrigo Muniz underwent hamstring surgery and is targeting a return in the middle of February.
- With Muniz sidelined, Raul Jimenez is the only senior fit striker; Silva highlighted under‑21s and winger options and declined to label a new striker a necessity.
- A football finance expert said Fulham can spend in January but not in large sums, with decisions guided by securing Premier League safety.
- Reporting points to tensions between Silva and the hierarchy and links to Brendan Rodgers as a possible successor, while Fulham sit 15th, a point above the relegation zone.