Marco Silva to Depart Fulham After Successful Five-Year Tenure
Marco Silva's Departure from Fulham Confirmed
London [UK], June 2: Fulham Football Club has officially announced that head coach Marco Silva will step down from his position at the conclusion of the current season.
This announcement was made via the club's social media channels, marking the end of Silva's impactful tenure at Craven Cottage, where he has managed for several seasons.
We can confirm that Marco Silva will leave his role as Head Coach at Fulham this summer.
It’s a position that Silva has held for five years – a spell which was laden with success.
— Fulham Football Club (@FulhamFC) June 2, 2026
According to Fulham's official website, Silva's five-year tenure makes him the third longest-serving manager in the Premier League and the fifth longest in the Football League, a period marked by notable achievements.
In a heartfelt letter to the fans, Silva expressed gratitude, stating, “From day one, I asked for your unwavering support, and you delivered throughout these five years. Together, we accomplished so much. The backing from my staff and you, the fans, will always be cherished. Fulham will forever hold a special place in my heart, and I will return to Craven Cottage one day.”
Silva played a pivotal role in leading Fulham to their first league title in 21 years, a season that featured an impressive 110 goals, including three dominant 7-0 victories. He successfully helped the club re-establish itself in the Premier League.
After experiencing relegation twice following promotions, Fulham achieved a commendable top-half finish in the 2022/23 season, which included their first win over Chelsea in 17 years.
Renowned for his ability to maximize player potential, Silva guided the team to three additional mid-table finishes in the following seasons.
During his leadership, the club set a new record for Premier League points, amassing 54 in 2025, and reached the Quarter-Finals in both domestic cup competitions, including their inaugural appearance in the Carabao Cup Semi-Finals.
