Fulham has officially announced the appointment of Álvaro Arbeloa as its new manager. The Spanish strategist has signed a contract that will keep him in charge of the London-based club through the summer of 2029. Arbeloa assumes the role following the departure of Marco Silva, whose contract with the English club concluded at the end of the previous season.
This managerial change is part of a series of movements within the coaching ranks. Previously, Marco Silva accepted the role at Benfica, succeeding José Mourinho, who has since returned to Real Madrid. Mourinho reportedly targeted Arbeloa during his pursuit of a move.
Under Silva’s management, Fulham finished the last Premier League season in 11th place. With his appointment, Arbeloa now takes charge of the first team. The club’s announcement confirms his tenure, marking a significant transition for the team.
Arbeloa’s arrival represents a new chapter for the club as he begins his work with the squad.
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