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Fulham insists Emerson Hyndman won’t be sold in winter transfer window

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Emerson Hyndman’s contract with Fulham continues to move closer and closer to its expiration date, but the club doesn’t appear ready to led him leave early.

Fulham manager Slavisa Jokanovic insists that neither Hyndman nor Moussa Dembele will leave the club in January. The manager’s declaration comes despite the fact that the two midfielders can leave on free transfers this summer. Should the two leave the club at the end of their current deals, Fulham would be entitled to compensation payments.

According to Jokanovic, winning games remains the club’s primary target. The club currently sits in 19th place in the English Championship, just four points out of the relegation zone.

“I can make money or not for the club,” Jovanovic said. “My part of the business is to be successful on the pitch.”To be successful we need to stop any moves. Fans dont want the club to have £10 million, £20 million or whatever they want their team to win games.To try to do this I need the staff to do this and the business must understand this.”

The latest decision doesn’t represent the first time Fulham has declined an option to sell the 19-year-old American. The Championship club reportedly turned down offers from Spanish club Elche, Dutch side Cambuur and several other clubs before the conclusion of the summer transfer window.

Hyndman has made eight appearances for Fulham this season.

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  1. Fulham would get compensation because he was a Fulham youth player, but that’s a far cry from a transfer fee. Based on the statement, I can only think that the new manager sees Hyndman in his plans for the second half of the season; otherwise, he would sell him to bring in somebody who could contribute.

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  2. “Should the two depart the club at the expiration of their current deals, Fulham would be entitled to compensation payments.”

    That means that Fulham has no need to either play them or agree to a transfer, leaving Emerson in limbo until the end of the year. That doesn’t seem right.

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    • ‘cept Emerson hasn’t been in limbo. He’s been with the first team and has either made the bench for games, started, or sub’d in. He’s appreciated there and they are going to use him while they have him.

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