Three signings that Fulham could complete this week

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Fulham have well and truly announced themselves in the transfer window, after an impressive summer where they have already attracted the likes of Jean-Michael Seri and Andre Schurrle.

However, the newly-promoted club’s business is not done just yet, and a busy week awaits at Craven Cottage.

Here are three possible arrivals that could sign for the Whites in the coming days…

Aleksandar Mitrovic from Newcastle United

It is finally happening. For such a seemingly simple transfer (the player wants to be at Fulham, and Fulham wants the player), the Aleksandar Mitrovic saga has dragged on for far too long.

However, as Mitrovic flew home from Newcastle’s tour of Portugal in order to complete a medical at Fulham, the Serbian striker is set to sign for the Whites imminently.

The fee is a matter of some debate, and it appears to be north of £20 million, with Sky Sports reporting a deal between £20m and £27m with add-ons.

But Fulham supporters won’t care too much, as the fan favourite striker who scored goals for fun at the Cottage will at last be returning home.

Alfie Mawson from Swansea City

According to Sky Sports, Fulham’s negotiations with Swansea City for the signing of Alfie Mawson are in an “advanced stage,” as the Whites appear primed to acquire the 24-year-old English centre-half.

Mawson would add Premier League experience and defensive nous to the Fulham backline, a much-needed signing that would bolster the side’s weakest department of the pitch.

Kieran Tierney from Celtic

The Sun claim Fulham are interested in Celtic left-back Kieran Tierney, one of the brightest young defensive talents in Britain.

If Fulham could lure the defender to southwest London, then Ryan Sessegnon and the Scot could form a formidable partnership on the left wing.

The 21-year-old will supposedly carry a £25 million price tag, but could be worth every penny if he can allow Sessegnon to attack with ambition in his preferred advanced position.