Fulham is actively preparing for the post-Marco Silva era, officially leaving after 5 seasons on the London bench. According to the English press, the club is studying several profiles to succeed him, after the withdrawal of the Kieran McKenna file, initially targeted. The list of many options considered includes Frank Lampard, former Chelsea coach and currently with Coventry.
Among the other avenues mentioned, the name of Ruben Amorim comes up insistently. The former coach of Sporting CP and Manchester United remains a credible option despite strong competition and a still unclear future for the Portuguese. The profiles of Lampard and Amorim embody two very different directions but both seriously considered by the London management. To be continued…
