When he becomes a free agent this summer, the Fulham defender will have plenty of interested parties vying for his services.
Adarabioyo finds himself in the final six months of his contract with Fulham, making it highly likely that he will depart the club as a free agent this summer. Boasting 104 appearances in the Championship and an additional 76 in the Premier League, he brings a wealth of experience to the table, which is why top European clubs are eager to acquire his services. Italian powerhouse AC Milan has been monitoring the 26-year-old since last summer, and there is also interest from several English clubs such as Liverpool and West Ham.
Reportedly, Newcastle is also showing interest in Adarabioyo, as per Bein Sports, with the Magpies supposedly adding the former Manchester City player to their list of targets for the upcoming busy summer transfer window. Additionally, besides potentially moving to a new club, the conclusion of the season might mark Adarabioyo’s inaugural call-up to the Nigerian national team.
Despite representing England at the youth level, Adarabioyo has not received a call-up to the senior Three Lions squad. It appears he will once again miss out on inclusion in England’s squad for the upcoming European Championships. This situation may sway Adarabioyo towards choosing to play for Nigeria, his parents’ birthplace. As a result, he could be poised to receive his maiden call-up to the Super Eagles ahead of Nigeria’s FIFA World Cup qualifiers against South Africa in June 2026.