Fulham revamped £153m starting XI next season if transfer rumours are true

Fulham supporters could be cheering on a much changed side next season.

It's looking as if it could be a big summer of change for Fulham as the club prepares for the upcoming Premier League season.

The Cottagers turned in somewhat of an underwhelming campaign last time out, steering clear of a relegation battle but lacking fight to pull off anything remarkable. Marco Silva will look for greater consistency next time out but must rethink his squad during the window.

Key defender Tosin Adarabioyo has already left the club for Chelsea while influential forwards Willian and Bobby De Cordova-Reid are yet to sign new deals. Meanwhile, the brilliant Joao Palhinha, Antonee Robinson and Andreas Pereira are all attracting transfer interest.

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There's no shortage of links and rumours of incomings at Fulham either as we edge closer to the summer window opening. LondonWorld looks at what a reinvested Fulham starting XI could look like next year, if current rumours are true - market values according to Transfermarkt.

5. RB - Timothy Castagne, £14m

A decent season all in all last time out. Sometimes caught out by younger, pacier wingers but still influential. His experience will be vital in knitting together a new-look back line. | Getty Images

6. CDM - Andre, £21m

Fulham interest in Fluminense man Andre is no secret having launched a transfer attempt in January. Renewed Bayern Munich efforts to sign Joao Palhinha adds pressure on completing a deal in this position with teamTALK reporting that the Cottagers still want the Brazilian in. | Getty Images

7. CDM - Sasa Lukic, £8.5m

There are options who can come in and out of the side to partner Palhinha or Andre. Harrison Reed and Tom Cairney are good options but Sasa Lukic excelled at times last season. | Getty Images

8. LW - Alex Iwobi, £21m

Marco Silva tended to favour Willian on the left flank but the Brazilian winger is proving somewhat of a contract rebel and could make a free transfer move to Saudi Arabia. The versatile Alex Iwobi is comfortable on either flank but could be pushed to the left if a certain transfer is made. | Getty Images