Fulham Striker Jay Stansfield Contemplates Loan Move as Championship Clubs Circle

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Fulham Striker Jay Stansfield Considers Loan Move as Championship Clubs Circle

Fulham striker Jay Stansfield is currently contemplating a loan move as several Championship clubs express interest in signing the young talent. The 20-year-old is in frequent contact with manager Marco Silva, as Fulham weighs their options and considers offers from five different clubs in the Championship.

Sources have revealed that Queens Park Rangers, along with other Championship clubs, have approached Fulham regarding a potential loan deal for Stansfield this season. Millwall and Sunderland are among the interested parties, and it is believed that at least two more clubs from the Championship have also made inquiries.

Stansfield has been part of Fulham’s first-team roster since 2019, making eight appearances and scoring one goal for the club. He spent last season on loan at Exeter City, where he started his career, and impressed with nine goals in 36 matches.

Manager Marco Silva expressed his satisfaction with the interest shown in Stansfield, saying, It is a positive sign that a number of good Championship clubs are keen on Jay. He is not only a fantastic player but also a wonderful individual whom we all hold dear at this football club. His desire to play football every weekend is evident, and we are now assessing the best possible option for him. However, our decision will also be dependent on the transfer market and squad considerations.

Silva continued by highlighting Stansfield’s growth as a footballer, despite spending time in a lower division last season: Even though he played in League One for eight months during his loan spell at Exeter, Jay has returned stronger and developed as a player. We want to ensure that he is placed in a club that suits his style of play.

The Fulham manager emphasized his regular communication with Stansfield, stating, I am in contact with him every day. I understand his desires, but ultimately, we must prioritize what is best for the club.

Meanwhile, there have been rumors suggesting that fellow first-team youngster Luke Harris, aged 18, may also be sent out on loan, potentially back to Exeter. However, it appears unlikely as the club looks to retain him for the upcoming season.

As Fulham weighs their options, it remains to be seen which Championship club will secure the services of the promising young striker. Stansfield’s loan move will be determined by the club’s judgment, taking into account their squad requirements and the player’s personal development.

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