Good News: Fulham top player Lewis Ferguson the 24-year -old just announce his returning to the club this week….

 

According to a Calciomercato source, Lewis Ferguson, a 24-year-old midfielder who has performed admirably for Serie A team Bologna this season, is a target for Fulham.

With six goals and five assists in all competitions, the Scottish midfielder could end up being a great addition for the West London team.Fulham needs more quality in the last third as they have appeared to be quite vulnerable moving forward.

opporA player who can both find the back of the net and createtunities for goals is someone the Cottagers need to add. Ferguson will assist in creating opportunities for his teammates by playing as the central attacking midfielder.

It will be fascinating to see if Marco Silva chooses to replace the former Manchester United midfielder because he plays a similar role to Andreas Pereira. Pereira has performed fairly well since joining the London club, but his final output has been very lackluster.

Whether Fulham makes a serious offer to sign the Scottish midfield player in the summer is still to be seen. Bologna won’t want to let go of a crucial player too easily. He now has a €20 million price tag attached to him.

The Scottish midfielder may find it appealing to play in England, and a transfer to Fulham will present him with an interesting opportunity. This season, the West London club has displayed remarkable football skills. However, because to the declining quality, they have been unable to consistently produce the desired results.

Fulham’s first priority at the end of the season should be to sign a capable playmaker and a trustworthy finisher. It will be intriguing to watch if they can push for a top half finish the following season and get the required reinforcements in the summer. In addition, the Cottagers have expressed interest in Callum O’Hare and other midfield players.

Ferguson, meantime, is nearing the pinnacle of his career, so it can be difficult to pass up the chance to compete against the top players in the Premier League. How things play out in the next months is still to be seen.

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