Marco Silva leaves no doubt about Trubin's future
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Marco Silva leaves no doubt about Trubin's future

Record4 September 2026 at 14:11

Marco Silva, Fulham's coach, spoke publicly about goalkeeper Trubin's future, making clear what his position is regarding the player. The coach's statements come at a time when there has been speculation about a possible transfer of the young goalkeeper.

Fulham's coach also addressed Lukebakio's situation, another player who has been associated with market movements. Silva hinted that the club is keeping an eye on both players' circumstances.

Marco Silva's communication comes following news of possible interest from Benfica in Trubin, a player who belongs to Fulham but may be considering a return to Portugal or another change in his sporting career.

Marco Silva's words are seen as a clear signal of the English club's position regarding the goalkeeper's future, aiming to put an end to any kind of speculation on the matter.

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