Fulham Squawka Score Ratings 2025-26
With the 2025-26 season having officially ended, take a look at Fulham’s most-used XI from this season below and how the players have managed to performing according to the Squawka Score rating system.
The Squawka Score is a metric developed to assess a player’s performance related to other players in the same position. It’s a percentage rating from 0 to 100, calculated based on various per 90-minute statistics, including the obvious stats such as goals and assists, but also some more obscure ones that are more position specific.

GK: Bernd Leno – 46% – Leno was among the lower-ranked goalkeepers in the Premier League last season. He ranks low for goals prevented, save percentage and saves among other key metrics.
RB: Kenny Tete – 71% – Tete was ranked as the division’s fourth-highest right back, though his performances may have generally slipped under the radar. The Dutchman sits in the 80-95th percentile among full-backs for ground duel success rate, and is also in the 95th percentile and above for tackles won per 90 minutes.
CB: Joachim Andersen – 56% – Andersen ranked well for his aerial duel success rate but that is counteracted by poor ground duel stats. He also sits in the top percentile for clearances and his passing ranks quite well, too.
CB: Calvin Bassey – 52% – Despite a poor start to the campaign, Bassey found his feet as the season went on. Although he ranked poorly for duels, he didn’t lose many challenges per 90.
LB: Ryan Sessegnon – 62% – Sessegnon didn’t rank as well as his full-back partner, but still enjoyed a decent season. He sits in the 80-95th percentile among full-backs for clearances per 90 and for touches in the opposition box. Sessegnon also ranks extremely well for effective blocked crosses.
CM: Sasa Lukic – 63% – Lukic hasn’t really excelled with his tackles won this season, sitting in the middle of the road among those in his position. He also performs poorly for interceptions retaining possession, but sits in the 80-95th percentile for intentional assists, which became an unexpected asset to his game as a central midfielder.
CM: Sander Berge – 47% – Defensively, Berge has performed below par, ranking poorly for tackles won and interceptions retaining possession. He’s not been too bad at keeping hold of the ball himself, however, his overall influence, or lack thereof, has diminished his score dramatically.
RW: Harry Wilson – 64% – Since the turn of the year, Wilson has shot up the rankings. The Welshman ranks well for his goals per 90 as well as his shots and Expected Goals overperformance, scoring 10 goals and registering seven assists in his 2025/26 league campaign.
AM: Emile Smith Rowe – 47% – Smith Rowe scored poorly across the board, managing just three attacking returns from 37 league appearances.
LW: Kevin – 49% – Kevin ranks poorly for goal involvements but sits in the 95th percentile and above among wingers for take-ons completed per 90. The Brazilian also ranked fairly well for his touches in the opposition box and crosses completed in his debut season for the club.
ST: Raul Jimenez – 63% – Jimenez’s performance and general scored improved over the second half of the season. Five of his nine goals came in 2026, although only three of his total were netted from open play. He sits in the 80-95th percentile among strikers for intentional assists, which is doing some heavy lifting for the Mexican’s overall score.
Fulham set-piece specialists:
- Penalties: Raul Jimenez
- Free-kicks: Sasa Lukic, Harry Wilson
- Corners: Harry Wilson, Sasa Lukic
Fulham FAQs
Where did Fulham finish in the 2025-26 Premier League season?
Fulham finished 11th in the 2025-26 Premier League season – the exact same position they earned in the previous campaign, although this time they managed a points total that fell two short of last year’s.
Who is the Fulham manager?
Current boss Marco Silva is set to depart Craven Cottage after five years at the club.
Who is the current Fulham captain?
Tom Cairney is the current Fulham captain, though Joachim Andersen skippers the Cottagers more as a starting player.
Will Fulham play in Europe in 2025-26?
No, Fulham haven’t played in Europe since the 2011-12 campaign, when they were knocked out in the group stages of the Europa League, two years after reaching the final.