Fulham trio Denis Odoi, Joe Bryan and Josh Onomah have agreed to contract extensions.
The 32-year-old right-back Odoi signed until the summer of 2022, while left-back Bryan and midfielder Onomah have signed new contracts until 2023, the three have the option of a 12-month extension.
The trio all defeated Fulham in the Premier League to Arsenal on Saturday, as well as last month’s final Sky Bet championship win over Brentford, as the club returned to the most sensible flight.
Fulham signed a permanent contract with Kenny Tete of Lyon, Harrison Reed of Southampton and left-back Antonee Robinson of Wigan this summer and brought in Anthony Knockaert, who was on loan last season.
The new Premier League boys, who return for the first time after relegation in 2018/19, have signed one-season transfer contracts for Mario Lemina, goalkeeper Alphonse Areola and, more recently, right-back Ola Aina.
“I am satisfied that I am given this season and the next guaranteed at the club,” said Odoi, who has played 134 games with Fulham since joining Lokeren in 2016, to the club official after signing his extension.
“I’m enjoying my life here, so I’m happy to be here another two years. “
Bryan, 26, who played a key role in the sale of Fulham last season and scored twice in the final win over Brentford, said: “I am very happy to be engaged to the club for a few more years.
“We’re in the Premier League now, so it’s great to be able to give me more time to expand and become a Premier League player.
“They gave us a combination as a team last year and it was great to be able to pay a little bit of the trust that the club and the enthusiasts showed me my time here, helping the club get back to this league.
“Now it’s about improving and overcoming it again, looking for an established Premier League team. “
Onomah, 23, who joined Tottenham last year, added: “I’m delighted. I’ve dreamed of playing well in Prem and I feel like I have a chance to do it here in Fulham. “
“Fortunately, I introduced a new contract that is amazing, especially after the season we had. It shows the religion and trust the club has in me, and that’s what you want as a player. “
“From the first minute I walked in, I felt the love of the players, the staff, the fans, everyone involved in the Fulham Football Club. I’m going to move on, this is just the beginning. “
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