Key Takeaways:
- Fulham has extended a three-year contract offer with enhanced terms to manager Marco Silva
- Silva, aged 48, has turned down approaches from Saudi Arabian clubs
- The Portuguese manager has received several offers from other Premier League sides
Fulham Take Steps to Secure Silva’s Future
Fulham have proposed a new three-year deal with improved financial conditions to their current manager Marco Silva, according to a report by Sky Sports. The club aims to secure the long-term commitment of the Portuguese head coach as he continues to attract interest from elsewhere.
Fulham have offered Marco Silva a long-term contract extension after talks during this international break with the owner ⚪ pic.twitter.com/X6BLdCn42q
— Sky Sports News (@SkySportsNews) November 17, 2025
Interest From Across the League and Abroad
Silva has recently fielded multiple offers from other clubs eager to secure his services, including several from fellow Premier League sides. Despite the external interest, he has remained loyal to Fulham for the time being. In addition, proposals from Saudi Arabian teams have also been rejected by the 48-year-old manager.
Silva’s Premiership Ambitions
The Fulham boss has made it clear that his intention is to continue his managerial career in the English Premier League, emphasising his commitment to remaining within the top tier of English football.
| Manager | Current Club | Age | Contract Offer | External Offers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Marco Silva | Fulham | 48 | Three years, improved terms | Premier League clubs, Saudi Arabia (rejected) |
