Der Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger reports that Fulham is closely monitoring Malik Tillman's circumstances at Bayer Leverkusen, and that Leverkusen is now giving serious thought to selling Tillman after a single season.

Malik Tillman is considering leaving Bayer Leverkusen one year after his arrival from PSV, according to BILD. He is frustrated with his role under coach Kasper Hjulmand and believes his qualities are not being fully utilized. A departure seems possible only on the condition that Hjulmand unexpectedly remains and provides his agreement. If that were to happen, there is interest from the Premier League, and Fulham is a club that would welcome him.

According to Team Talk, Bournemouth are also interested in signing Malik Tillman. The United States international is reportedly keen on a new opportunity in the Premier League this summer and wants to play in England's top division after spending less than a season at Bayer Leverkusen. Sources indicate that Fulham are one of the most serious clubs interested in Tillman. The club, which was interested in him last summer, is now prepared to match the fee Leverkusen paid for the playmaker and views him as a replacement for Harry Wilson, whose contract is due to expire. It is understood that Leverkusen are open to a sale if a suitable offer is received, although a €35 million buy-back clause held by his former club, Bayern Munich, could be a complication. Any potential deal would likely need an offer of approximately €35 million or more. Sources close to Tillman suggest he is enthusiastic about the possibility of playing regular first-team football. While other Premier League teams have shown some interest, Fulham appear to be the furthest along in their efforts to sign him.

According to the Daily Mail, Fulham has identified Malik Tillman as a potential successor for Harry Wilson and is considering making a move as early as this summer to act before competitors and avoid an increase in his value. Malik Tillman is valued at approximately 35 million euros.