Summer Transfer Window Recap: What did Fulham do?

After the torrid term we suffered last season, it was obvious the squad needed revitalising. With the transfer embargo lifted, Jokanovic now has the chance to restructure the squad for a promotion push.

Outgoing

Dan Burn

Signed for: Wigan Athletic

Departed: 8th May

Fee: Free agent

Fulham ran through his veins, but the big man was an accident waiting to happen, a hindrance to a side looking to progress.

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Kostas Mitroglou

Signed for: Benfica

Departed: 18th May5

Fee: 5.95m £

Was it Meulensteen who picked him? Was it stats? The marquee signings failed to live up to his fee under Magath before being shipped off on loan to Benfica, where a positive season saw the deal become permanent this summer.

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Shaun Hutchinson

Signed for: Millwall

Departed: 7th June

Fee: Free agent

The centre back boasted pace to his play, something of a rarity in today's game. However Hutchinson fell short of Jokanovic rejuvenated defence,

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Alexander Kacaniklic

Signed for: Nantes

Departed: 7th June

Fee: Free agent

As the Swede broke onto the scene he looked like a star of the future. The winger frustrated many, never managing to live up to the hype.

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Jamie O'Hara

Departed: 7th June

Signed for: Gillingham

Fee: Free agent

When Jamie O'Hara played for Fulham he lived up to many footballing stereotypes. The midfielder ‘played with his heart on his sleeve’ and ‘always left 110% on the field’. Did personal problems affect the view of club? Regardless O’Hara became surplus to requirements in Slavisa's new look side.

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Andy Lonergan

Departed: 8th June

Signed for: Wolverhampton Wanderers

Fee: 255k £

The keeper brought experience to a young group of goalkeepers. David Button’s imminent arrival saw Lonergan slip to 4th in the pecking order.

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Emerson Hyndman

Departed: 17th June

Signed for: AFC Bournemouth

Fee: Free agent

Hyndman became the latest in the Fulham-America partnership. The young American quickly took to the hearts of the fans and was part of promising trinity that emerged from the youth side’s cup run.

Emerson seemingly looked to become the creative midfielder for years to come, but decided to start for pastures new in the Premiership upon his contract expiry.

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Moussa Dembele

Departed: 28th June

Signed for: Celtic

Fee: Free agent

The second of the prosperous trinity to depart this transfer window. The prolific teen took the Championship by storm in a partnership with McCormack. The young Frenchman wanted to progress his career, which saw him move to the Scottish champions.

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Maarten Stekelenburg

Departed: 1st July

Signed for: Everton

Fee: 850k £

World Cup 2010 finalist to Championship flop. His attitude was not with the club, the Dutchman’s departure was made by mutual decision.

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Ben Pringle

Departed: 4th July

Signed for: Preston North End

Fee:

The winger looked a promising prospect on arrival at the club, but he failed to shine on the struggling squad. Pringle spent time away on loan at Ipswich Town last season, before finally departing the club this summer to Preston North End.

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Jazz Richards

Departed: 19th July

Signed for: Cardiff City

Fee: Swap deal

I do feel for Jazz, however I agree with the voice of fellow fans in saying good riddance. The Welshman was the weakest link in the third worst defence in the league, a statement that speaks for itself.

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Fernando Amorebieta

Departed: 19th July

Signed for: Sporting Gijón

Fee: Undisclosed

The Venezuelan struggled to nail down a first team place and spent a majority of his time at the club away on loan at Middlesborough. On his return he was one of the better performers but was a booking waiting to happen.

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Ross McCormack

Departed: 4th August

Signed for: Aston Villa

Fee: £12m

Fulham's talisman of late, he left the club for fellow Championship side Aston Villa. Fans were divided on his departure, his goals last season kept the club in the Championship. The transfer has paid dividends, allowing to free up the funds to rebuild the squad.

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Sakari Mattila

Departed: 8th August

Signed for: SønderjyskE

Fee: Free agent

Brought in on Kline's analytics, Mattila was underwhelming in his only season at the club and in turn saw himself shipped this window.

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Nikolay Bodurov

Departed: 26th August

Signed for: Unattached

Fee: Released

The Bulgarian always looked to have something more to give, however it never truly took off at Fulham.

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Richard Stearman

Departed: 31st August

Signed for: Wolverhampton Wanderers

Fee: Season long loan

With the arrivals of Madl, Kalas, and Sigurdsson; Stearman’s playing time would have been limited. A positive move for both the player and the club.

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Under 23's departures

Andrew Dawber

Departed: 20th May

Signed for: Altrincham

Fee: Undisclosed

Stephen Arthurworrey

Departed: 7th June

Signed for: Unattached

Fee: Released

Liam Donnelly

Departed: 7th June

Signed for: Hartlepool United

Fee: Free agent

Shane Elworthy

Departed: 7th June

Signed for: Unattached

Fee: Released

Jordan Evans

Departed: 7th June

Signed for: Wrexham

Fee: Free agent

Dean O'Halloren

Departed: 7th June

Signed for: Unattached

Fee: Released

Ian Pino Soler

Departed: 7th June

Signed for: Unattached

Fee: Released

Ange-Freddy Plumain

Departed: 7th June

Signed for: Sedan

Fee: Free agent

Aaron Redford

Departed: 7th June

Signed for: Basingstoke Town

Fee: Free agent

Cameron Burgess

Departed: 18th July

Signed for: Oldham Athletic

Fee: 6 month loan

George Williams

Departed: 29th July

Signed for: MK Dons

Fee: Season long loan

Larnell Cole

Departed: 31st August

Signed for: Inverness CT

Fee: 6 month loan

Jack Grimmer

Departed: 31 August

Signed for: Sherwsbury Town

Fee: Season long loan

Incoming

Michael Madl

Signed on: 20th May

Former club: Sturm Graz

Fee: Undisclosed

Madl was one of a bright spark in a dark season. The club activated the sign on fee after his successful loan spell. The centre back is a welcome addition and the Austrian continues his stellar form this season.

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Floyd Ayite

Signed on: 1st July

Former club: SC Bastia

Fee: Undisclosed

Ayite has added much needed flair and pace down the left hand side. The Togolenese winger looks to becoming a fan favourite.

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Sone Aluko

Signed on: 8th July

Former club: Hull City

Fee: Free Agent

Sone Aluko joined the club on a free transfer after his contract at Hull City expired. Aluko has been playing just behind the forward, adding pace to the attack.

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Tomas Kalas

Signed on: 13th July

Parent Club: Chelsea

Fee: Season loan

Kalas joined the club on a season long loan from SW6 rivals Chelsea. The Czech international can play right back or centre back, Kalas has formed a strong partnership with Madl as The Whites start the season unbeaten.

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Denis Odoi

Signed on: 14th July

Former club: Lokoren

Fee: Undisclosed

Odoi became an Internet sensation overnight with that back turn against Newcastle. The Belgian has supplied much needed attacking from the fullback position. The left back has covered the right side since Ryan Fredericks’ pre-season injury. Fans are excited for a future partnership of the two fullbacks on Fredericks’ return.

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David Button

Signed on: 19th July

Former club: Brentford

Fee: Undisclosed

Button has become the number one choice since joining from local rivals Brentford. The goalkeeper has helped in solidifying the back line. Button’s experience can help guide Fulham’s younger keepers.

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Scott Malone

Signed on: 19th July

Former club: Cardiff City

Fee: Swap deal for Jazz Richards

A signing met with mixed reaction by the fans. Cardiff fans seemed happy with his departure, Fulham fans happy to see the back of Jazz Richards. Malone has impressed so far, picking up one man of the match performance.

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Kevin McDonald

Signed on: 22nd July

Wolverhampton Wanderers

Fee: Undisclosed (Rumoured £1.25m)

McDonald finally signed for the club after the club had two offers rejected last season. Originally seen as a replacement for Scott Parker, so far however they have become a strong partnership anchoring the midfield.

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Jozabed

Signed on: 12th August

Former club: Rayo Vallecano

Fee: Undisclosed

Thanks to Jokanovic’s ties with Spain, this transfer was met with optimism. Can Jozabed be the creative spark that the club has been looking for?

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Ragnar Sigurdsson

Signed on: 23rd August

Former club: Krasnodar

Fee: Undisclosed

A Euro 2016 star that was part of the Iceland team that exceeded all expectations. A man of the match performance against England, in theory a promising signing.

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Neeskens Kebano

Signed on: 26th August

Former club: RCD Genk

Fee: Undisclosed (Rumoured £3.4m)

Kebano looked to supply a much needed spark to the side against Blackburn. The Congolese star is versatile and can play across the midfield, with the

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Stefan Johansen

Signed on: 26th August

Former club: Celtic

Fee: Undisclosed (Rumoured £2m)

Yet to make an appearance for The Cottagers, The Norwegian international was named Celtic’s player of the 14/15 season.

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Lucas Piazon

Signed on: 31st August

Parent Club: Chelsea

Fee: 6 month loan

Piazon is a highly versatile player with Championship experience, after spending last season on loan at Reading. This transfer strikes me as potential cover in various positions.

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Chris Martin

Signed on: 31st August

Parent club: Derby County

Fee: Season long loan (with option to make permanent)

As the 11th hour beckoned Fulham finally got their man. With a goal scoring record that talks for itself. I can only envision that the Scotsman will lead the line this season.

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