The BBC’s chief football writer Phil McNulty has just offered his thoughts on what Fulham need in the closing days of the summer transfer window.

McNulty teases the idea of ‘a wild card’ arrival at Craven Cottage:

“It has been very quiet at Craven Cottage this summer but all the indications are there will be movement before the close of the window, with wide positions the area manager Marco Silva will be focusing on.

Silva will certainly hope for incomings after expressing concern about Fulham’s “passive” window and insisting he wants to strengthen in three or four positions. He wants better attacking options.

Fulham have been in negotiations for Shakhtar Donetsk’s 22-year-old Brazilian winger Kevin, along with Arsenal’s Reiss Nelson – could there even be a wildcard to come?

Raheem Sterling will need to get his career going again somewhere after he failed to make an impact at Arsenal.

Fulham need a winger. Sterling is available, looking for a club and keen to stay in London. Chelsea want him out.

Is that deal out of the question? Just a thought.”

The mooted Sterling move certainly seems to be gaining traction again. Who knows what today will bring?