The January transfer window could be pivotal for Fulham in their fight to avoid relegation straight back down to the Championship after one season.
Scott Parker has, belatedly, got the west Londoners playing a decent brand of football, however, there’s still a lot of work to be done.
Part of that process will require new faces coming in, and some leaving the club.
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To that end, Sky Sports are reporting that Stefan Johansen, Maxime Le Marchand and Jean Michael Seri are up for sale in this window.
Seri may well end up back at Galatasaray, where he spent last season on loan, whilst Johansen, who wasn’t included in Parker’s Premier League squad for the first half of the season, could be on the way to Queens Park Rangers.
Nice, the club from whom Fulham signed Le Marchand, are thought to be interested in taking the player back to France.
At present, Fulham remain in the Premier League’s bottom three, and are five points adrift of safety.
Parker certainly has his work cut out if he wants the Cottagers to retain their top-flight status at the end of this season.
Whist nobody can deny that it’s a good idea to lighten ourselves of players who have no future at the club, I for one would be much happier to hear of serious efforts being made to recruit a right winger and at least one striker. Fail to sign those and we’re straight back down, imho.
i’m sure they’re also looking at bringing in players too, they just haven’t been as vocal. Doesn’t help your cause if you advertise where you’re desperate to strengthen, teams will up their prices accordingly
Why don’t we sign Glen Murray on loan till the end of the season,good taker of the half chance and has scored goals in the premiership.More than capable of getting some goals which could keep us up.
he’s a 37 year old struggling at watford, what a weird suggestion John