Fulham have confirmed the departure of 14 players following the conclusion of the 2025-26 season as the club begins preparations for the new campaign.
The Premier League side announced the list of exits in a squad update, with former Mexico international Raul Jimenez among the most notable names leaving Craven Cottage.
Jimenez departs after three years at the club, having scored 31 goals in 115 appearances across all competitions.
Meanwhile, Nigerian stars – Alex Iwobi and Calvin Bassey retained their spots in the squad.
The club thanked the outgoing players for their contributions and wished them success in the next stage of their careers.
We would like to thank every player for their service and efforts during their time at Fulham, and wish them the best of luck during the next chapters of their career,” the club said in a statement.
Jimenez heads list of departures
Alongside Jimenez, Fulham confirmed the exits of Steven Benda, Devan Tanton, Bradley De Jesus, Ollie Gofford, Charlie Robinson, Joseph Walters, Tom Wingate, Callum Cliff, Marcell Hall, Ruban Khan, Oliver Mayer, Harley Platel and Quinn Schutter.
The club also revealed that Robinson has decided to retire from professional football and will remain at Fulham in a coaching capacity.
“For Charlie Robinson, that journey will continue at Motspur Park where he will begin his coaching career, following his retirement from playing,” the statement added.
New deals offered to key players
While several players are leaving, Fulham have moved to retain a number of others by offering fresh contracts.
Harry Wilson heads the list of players offered new deals, alongside Samuel Amissah, Jonathan Esenga, Michael Allen, Chibby Nwoko, Tom Olyott, Jayden Quashie and Olly Sanderson.
The club has also exercised contract extension options for Luke Harris, Farhaan Ali Wahid, Terrell Works and Marco Underwood.
Wilson enjoyed an impressive season, registering 11 goals and eight assists in 41 appearances. The winger has recently been linked with a potential move away from the club.
The squad changes come during a period of transition for Fulham following the departure of head coach Marco Silva, whose five-year spell at the club has come to an end.
The London club are expected to begin the search for a new manager as they continue preparations for the 2026-27 season.