Fulham are reportedly becoming increasingly concerned as manager Marco Silva has yet to commit to a new contract. Silva is set to become a free agent after his current deal ends at the season's close.
Last month, Silva was named as Nottingham Forest’s top candidate to replace Ange Postecoglou before Sean Dyche took the position. Since then, other clubs, including Borussia Dortmund, have shown interest, raising alarm bells for the Fulham board.
Following a 2-0 loss to Everton on Saturday, Fulham sits just one point above the relegation zone. This precarious position increases pressure on Silva, who might be considering a career move.
"Understand, Fulham are weighing up the future Marco Silva. Tensions are mounting with Fulham only a point above the relegation zone. And Silva, who is a free agent this summer, has proven reluctant to sign a new deal. This has been Fulham’s preference since the summer."
After achieving their highest-ever Premier League points total of 54 last season to finish 11th, Fulham’s start to the current season has been challenging. Facing tough fixtures against Brighton, Chelsea, Aston Villa, Bournemouth, Newcastle, Manchester United, and Arsenal, Silva’s team has struggled to replicate past successes.
Considering these factors, it appears Silva is inclined to depart once his contract expires.
Summary: Fulham's management is worried as Marco Silva hesitates to renew his contract amid growing external interest and the club’s precarious league position.
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