Fulham’s board are relaxed about the club’s quiet summer in the transfer market and believe the squad already has enough quality to keep them competitive in the Premier League, according to the BBC Sport journalist Alex Howell.

Howell writes:

“Sources around the club have confidence in the team they have and believe that they have enough depth in each position to keep them competitive.

Fulham wanted to focus on keeping the current squad together and reject interest for their players, which according to sources, there have been enquiries for several.

They believe that in addition to signing up the youngsters and providing them with a pathway, Fulham are able to compete and achieve their goals.

It has not been ruled out that Fulham could do something in the market but they are not looking to add to the wage bill unless they feel the potential player can really add something to the squad.”