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Fulham could face a battle to keep hold of the player this summer amid attention from elsewhere
Fulham defender Antonee Robinson is on the ‘shortlist’ of Manchester United, according to Football Insider. The Whites could face a battle to keep hold of the left-back this summer. His contract at Craven Cottage expires in June 2028.
Marco Silva’s side won 3-1 at home against Burnley last time out. Josh King, Harry Wilson and Raul Jimenez got their goals against the Clarets. The London outfit still have hopes of getting into Europe this season and have seven fixtures left to play this term.
Fulham defender Antonee Robinson eyed by Manchester United
Fulham won’t want to lose Robinson in the next transfer window, especially to a team in the same league. However, their hands may be tied if a team like Manchester United came in with an offer that they can’t refuse. The full-back has been a good servant to the Whites over recent years.
Robinson, 28, joined up with the Cottagers back in 2020 and has since become one of their key players. He has made 207 appearances in all competitions, chipping in with three goals from the back. The USA international, who has 50 caps to his name, will be looking forward to the World Cup later this year and that tournament is a chance for him to put himself in the shop window.
The Milton Keynes-born man started his career at Everton and rose up through their academy. He never played a first-team match for the Toffees though. Instead, he was loaned out from Goodison Park to North West pair Bolton Wanderers and Wigan Athletic to boost his development and to get some experience under his belt.
After penning a new deal with Fulham in 2023, he said at the time: "To the fans who have stuck by me, supported me ever since I've been at this Club, it's been one hell of a ride. Some ups, some downs, especially off the back of last season, I just want to thank you for your massive support. I'm going to repay that support with a lot of hard work to improve myself, and continue to grow as a team."
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