Aboubakar Kamara scored three goals in just five Premier League starts for Fulham before joining Super Lig outfit Yeni Malatyaspor on loan.
Fulham manager Scott Parker is willing to hand striker Aboubakar Kamara a fresh start at Craven Cottage next season, according to the Evening Standard.
The Cottagers will be playing Championship football once again in 2019/20 after their return to the Premier League ended in relegation.
And Fulham fans could be watching a very different team by the time the new campaign kicks off with the West London side likely to be either unwilling or unable to hold onto some of their biggest names.
Aleksandar Mitrovic is one of those all-but certain to leave with West Ham United and Crystal Palace interested, according to the Standard.
And the same publication claims that Parker, who was announced as the club’s permanent manager this month, will hand Kamara a clean slate as he looks to ensure Fulham have plenty of firepower in the second division.
A £5 million signing from Amiens in 2017, the 24-year-old scored three times in five Premier League starts before a high-profile falling out with Claudio Ranieri led to him joining Yeni Malatyaspor on loan in January.
Kamara failed to score in eight Super Lig games, however.
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