As the 2026-27 Premier League season approaches, Fulham finds itself in a state of transition after the departure of manager Marco Silva. Silva, who spent five years at Craven Cottage, successfully stabilized the club as a top-flight side but frequently expressed frustration regarding the ownership's investment in the squad. His exit was widely anticipated, as he had made his desire to manage a team capable of competing for European football clear.

Analysts are currently forecasting a 15th-place finish for the club, a decline from their 11th-place result in the previous campaign. The primary challenge facing the team is the need to replenish talent and adapt to new leadership following Silva's tenure. While Silva was credited with the ability to rebadge and improve players during his time at the club, the current outlook reflects concerns over whether the squad possesses the necessary depth to improve upon or maintain last year's performance levels without his specific tactical guidance.