Fulham have announced the departure of 11 players, Tosin Adarabioyo, the target of Chelsea’s transfer.
The Premier League has unveiled deals for two players, while also exercising functions to extend the contracts of seven stars.
The young Harvey Araujo and George Wickens have taken up the pen.
While the club has given time to Chris Donnell, Alfie McNally, Olly Sanderson, Devan Tanton, Terrell Works, Chibby Nwoko and first team player Kenny Tete.
Key duo Willian and Bobby Decordova-Reid are still in talks and are expected to renew their contracts, which expire at the end of the month.
Adarabioyo is the most important start and it turns out that it is heading towards Stamford Bridge.
The centre-back is expected to pass a medical at Chelsea this week.
Negotiations are in the “final stage” after weeks of talks as Adarabioyo prepares for Enzo Maresca’s first signing after arriving from Leicester.
Fulham have resigned themselves to wasting Adarabioyo since he rejected their offer of a terrific new deal.
The defender made 129 appearances after joining Craven Cottage from Manchester City in 2020 and was part of the team that won Fulham’s championship in 2022.
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Fulham goalkeeper Marek Rodak has also left the club, so he will play for a new team at the European Championship with Slovakia.
Seven players have been released, in addition to Terence Kongolo, Tyrese, George Okkas, Caelan Avenell, Tyrese François, Ma’Kel Bogle-Campbell and Montague Conway.
While Armando Broja and Fode Ballo-Touré have returned to their parent clubs after finishing their loans.
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