Marek Rodak is likely to leave Fulham this summer in search of first-team football, according to the Athletic.
The Whites have offered a contract to the Slovakian international goalkeeper as his contract deal expires this summer, but the 27 year-old is set to move on after making just two league appearances in the past two seasons. Rodak, who moved to Motspur Park from Kosice at the age of sixteen, twice helped Fulham win promotion from the Championship only to be overlooked in the top flight.
He started the 2022/23 campaign in goal but was dropped for Bernd Leno having kept a clean sheet at Wolverhampton Wanderers – and has had to settle for cup football since then. Rodak, who has won 21 senior caps for his country, has made 102 first-team appearances for Fulham but his last first-team outing came as Marco Silva’s side were knocked out of the FA Cup by Newcastle United in January.
He’s an unsung hero at Fulham serving the club faithfully regardless of what situation he found himself in. He’s helped us to promotion to the Premiership twice only to be immediately replaced as first choice. He lost his place as first choice for Slovakia because of lack of game time but has never given less than his best whenever he’s been called on.
A true professional in every sense of the word and he deserves some sort of recognition by the club.