Fulham head coach Marco Silva is leaving the club after five years in charge, according to reports. The Portuguese manager has been linked to an exit following a five-year tenure that includes guiding Fulham to consecutive Premier League finishes of 11th. During this period, Silva leads the team through multiple seasons in England’s top flight, with both recent league campaigns ending at the same position. The available coverage indicates the decision comes after the team’s performance in the Premier League, particularly the club’s back-to-back mid-table results. No replacement or immediate successor is identified in the provided reports. The Athletic frames the move in the context of Silva’s overall league record with the club and the consistency of the club’s standings in his final season(s). Winnipeg Free Press similarly reports that Silva departs after completing his five-year coaching stint at Fulham. The departure is therefore presented as a planned end to his tenure rather than a response to a specific match or event.