PREMIER LEAGUE CLUB GUIDE

Fulham FC

NICKNAME

The Cottagers

FOUNDED

1879

STADIUM

Craven Cottage (capacity: 29,600)

CITY

Fulham, West London

COLOURS

White

CURRENT MANAGER

Club History

Fulham are one of London’s oldest football clubs, founded in 1879. Craven Cottage — their home on the banks of the Thames — is one of the most picturesque grounds in English football. Under Mohamed Al-Fayed’s ownership, Fulham reached the Premier League and even the UEFA Cup final in 2010. After years of yo-yoing between the Premier League and Championship, Marco Silva‘s appointment in 2021 finally brought stability. They have now established themselves as a consistently mid-table Premier League club.

Known For

Craven Cottage — one of the most charming, unique grounds in English football, right on the Thames

The Johnny Haynes Stand — the oldest listed stand in English football

Mohamed Al-Fayed’s eccentric ownership — including a Michael Jackson statue outside the ground

Marco Silva‘s transformation — from yo-yo club to consistent Premier League presence

Being the oldest football club in London (founded 1879)

Key Players to Watch

Raúl Jiménez — Striker

Mexican international who has been a key player for Fulham. His career comeback after a serious skull injury at Wolves is one of football’s most remarkable stories.

Andreas Pereira — Attacking midfielder

Brazilian midfielder who has flourished at Fulham after his time at Manchester United. Creative, direct and now one of the Premier League’s most consistent creators.

Stadium Guide

Craven Cottage sits on the banks of the River Thames in Fulham, west London. Capacity 29,600 after a recent expansion. The Riverside Stand, opened in 2021, gives spectacular views over the Thames. It is one of the most beautiful and unique settings in English football.

Major Honours

No major trophies. Reached the UEFA Cup final in 2010, losing to Atletico Madrid.

Rivals

Chelsea, Brentford (west London rivals), QPR.

2025/26 Season

Final position: Around 9th-13th

Another solid season for Fulham under Silva, cementing their status as a genuine mid-table Premier League club. Their 4-5 defeat by Manchester City in December was the highest-scoring match of the season.