Complete Overhaul: Fulham Announce Departure of 14 Players After Marco Silva's Exit

Fulham has announced a significant squad overhaul following the conclusion of the 2025/26 season, releasing a total of 14 players, headlined by star striker Raúl Jiménez. The 35-year-old Mexican forward departs Craven Cottage with a record of 31 goals in 115 appearances during his three-year spell in West London. Among the other confirmed departures are Steven Benda, Devant Tanton, and Bradley De Jesus, while Charlie Robinson is retiring from playing to take up a coaching role at the club's academy in Motspur Park. The club management officially thanked all players for their efforts and wished them success in their future professional endeavors. Less than a week ago, Fulham also parted ways with their former manager Marco Silva, who is set to take over Benfica.

Meanwhile, the London club plans to retain a core group of eight players, who have already been offered new contracts. The list is led by Welsh winger Harry Wilson, who remains a key figure in the manager's plans for the upcoming campaign. Alongside him, young talents Samuel Amissah, Jonathan Essenga, Michael Allen, Chibby Nwoko, Tom Oliott, Jayden Quashie, and Ollie Sanderson have received contract extension offers, demonstrating the club's clear strategy for rejuvenating the squad.