Raul Jimenez to leave Fulham when contract expires, Harry Wilson offered new deal | OneFootball

Fulham said striker Raul Jimenez will leave when his contract expires this summer, and that Harry Wilson has been offered a new deal.

Jimenez, 35, is among 14 players not receiving fresh terms. The Mexico international played in 36 of 38 league games in 2025-26, scored nine, and is in Mexico’s squad for the World Cup, which starts on Thursday.

He joined from Wolverhampton Wanderers in July 2023. Jimenez signed a two-year deal with an option for a further 12 months.

Jimenez made 115 appearances for Fulham, scoring 31. He is Mexico’s highest-scoring Premier League player with 68 goals in 233 matches, and was among the division’s most prolific before a fractured skull in 2020.

He will depart alongside head coach Marco Silva, whose exit was confirmed last week. Silva has agreed to succeed Jose Mourinho at Benfica, and Mourinho has signed to become Real Madrid’s new head coach.

Wilson’s influence grew in 2025-26 with 32 league starts, up from 12 the previous season. He delivered 10 goals and seven assists in 36 appearances, his best Premier League return since joining from Liverpool in 2021, and was named Fulham’s player of the season. A proposed deadline-day move to Leeds United fell through last September.

Goalkeeper Steven Benda will also leave after spending the second half of the season on loan at Feyenoord, along with several academy players. Defender Charlie Robinson, 21, will stay to begin a coaching career after his playing contract expires, having retired because of injuries.

Source: NY Times