Fulham manager Marco Silva insists his relentless intensity remains unchanged despite three years at the club, reflecting on a 'huge transformation' that has seen the Cottagers rise from Championship winners to a consistent Premier League team. Silva's contract situation remains unresolved, with the new deal offered still unsigned, yet he maintains his all-consuming drive is essential for progress. 'I'm never going to change,' Silva states, emphasizing that his passion for football is his lifeblood. 'My job is the way I live something I love.' Fulham's recent form, however, has been inconsistent, highlighted by seven late goals conceded in defeats, prompting Silva to identify a critical need for greater consistency across all games. 'Sometimes it's not about quality... to not have moments that we switch off,' he notes.

The next four weeks are pivotal, featuring five Premier League matches against already-beaten sides and a FA Cup fifth-round tie at Southampton, offering a chance to close the gap on European qualification spots and progress in the FA Cup. Silva acknowledges the challenge of sustaining performance levels, stating, 'The improvements have been massive - but we want more.'