Fulham were close enough to Europe in 2025/26 for 11th place to feel slightly deceptive. Marco Silva’s side finished on 52 points, only one behind Brighton, and stayed in the top-half conversation for much of the year. It was another solid season at Craven Cottage rather than a dramatic breakthrough.
Harry Wilson was a big reason for that. He finished as Fulham’s leading Premier League scorer with 10 goals and was later voted the club’s Player of the Season. Wilson has since left, though, and Silva has gone too, which makes last season’s Fulham stats more useful as a starting point than a blueprint for what comes next.
Álvaro Arbeloa has already started changing the feel of the side. Fulham had the oldest team in the Premier League last season and recorded the fewest high turnovers, but the new manager has leaned towards younger players and more width in pre-season. Gonzalo García is one of the headline arrivals, while Oscar Bobb and César Palacios add more youth around him.
That makes 2026/27 difficult to judge from league position alone. Goals from the new-look attack, pressing numbers and Fulham’s record away from Craven Cottage should probably reveal more about how quickly Arbeloa’s ideas are taking hold.
Supporters following Fulham results and fixtures can also use BetVictor’s wider football stats coverage. The Premier League betting section provides the broader competition picture, while goals, clean sheets and the contribution from Fulham’s younger players should be particularly interesting across the season.
