Fulham have entered the competition to sign Germany international Nadiem Amiri, with sources indicating that they are the most proactive in pursuing him. The Mainz attacking midfielder is expected to depart the Bundesliga this summer, and Fulham have already expressed their interest, aiming to strengthen their midfield following the sale of Joao Palhinha to Bayern Munich for £46m last summer. Amiri, who is 28, is valued at approximately €18m (£15.1m, $20.5m) and could potentially take over from the long-serving Tom Cairney. Although there is no release clause in his contract, his asking price suggests he will attract multiple suitors. However, sources reveal that Fulham are particularly eager to enhance their midfield as part of a revamp. His outstanding performance this season, contributing to 18 goals in 47 appearances, has also earned him an international recall, though he will miss the upcoming Nations League semi-final due to a minor injury.