Fulham captain Tom Cairney has agreed a one-year contract extension, according to Jack Kelly.

The Scottish midfielder has put pen to paper on a deal extending his stay with the Whites into an eleventh season. The 34 year-old joined Fulham in 2014 from Blackburn Rovers and has made 346 appearances, scoring 46 goals. Cairney, who has led the Whites to three promotions from the Championship, has played a pivotal role in Fulham’s revival under Marco Silva, playing some of the finest football of a storied career in a deeper midfield role since the Cottagers returned to the top flight in 2021.

The peerless playmaker has made 101 top-flight appearances under Silva, scoring six times, and partnered teenage talent Josh King, who held his hand as a mascot ahead of the 2018 play-off semi-final second leg against Derby seven years, when Fulham’s latest academy graduate made his first Premier League start against Southampton in December. Cairney is now nineteenth on the club’s all-time leading appearance list, just ten behind the late Jim Langley.