The Sun’s Tom Barclay says that Marco Silva is ‘growing increasingly frustrated with Fulham’s transfer policy’ with the Whites heading into the final week of a pre-season having signed just one player.

Veteran French goalkeeper Benjamin Lecomte replaces Steven Benda, loaned to Millwall, as back-up to Bernd Leno but that falls far short of what the Fulham head coach feels he was promised by the club’s board. Barclay’s report says Silva was ‘expecting more signings to have been delivered by now’.

Silva said he would turn his attention to a new contract at Craven Cottage – his current deal runs out next July – but Barclay writes that the chance of the Portuguese boss signing a new deal now are ‘extremely slim now given his frustration’.