Marco Silva is set to extend his stay at Fulham after the club’s owners made a decision to offer him a new contract.
Even though the details of the new contract are new, the 48-year-old manager has maintained an open mind until a decision is reached.
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“Fulham owners have told Marco Silva of desire to extend contract, which currently includes ~£15m release clause. Goodwill all round but no detailed talks yet as focus is on FFC season + 48yo tends to keep options open until decision time,” said David Ornstein.
The news comes at a time when Marco Silva has also been discussed internally at Nottingham Fores,t even though nothing was advanced.
Forest is now advancing to sign Sean Dyche as the new manager, as expected to be announced soon once an agreement is reached.
