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Silva Leaves Fulham for Benfica

Published June 2, 2026 · Updated June 2, 2026 · NRK

Fulham confirms Marco Silva has stepped down as head coach, with reports suggesting he's set to join Portuguese giants Benfica.

Fulham has officially confirmed Marco Silva's departure from his role as head coach, ending his two-year tenure at the Premier League club. Multiple media outlets report the Portuguese manager is nearing a deal to become the new coach of Benfica.

The move would impact Norwegian national team players Sander Berge and Oscar Bobb, who would be reunited with Silva at the Portuguese club. Silva, 48, has previously managed Sporting, Olympiacos, Hull, Watford, and Everton during his coaching career, which has seen him work in England since 2017. grenadier.co.za

Silva Leaves Fulham for Benfica

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