Fulham is determined to retain Josh King during the January transfer window, despite significant interest from Manchester United and other European clubs. According to a report from TEAMtalk, the Cottagers have no immediate plans to sell the 19-year-old midfielder, who has become one of their most promising academy graduates.

King has drawn attention due to his impressive performances, with Manchester United closely monitoring his development. However, Fulham is reluctant to lose a key player, especially with his contract running until the summer of 2029.

Key points regarding King’s situation include:

• Manchester United views him as a valuable long-term asset for their midfield.
• Fulham expects to receive offers exceeding £50 million before considering a sale, reflecting his potential and importance to the team.

Fulham's struggles this season could complicate their efforts to keep King. If the club continues to face relegation threats, it may become increasingly challenging for them to dismiss substantial offers for their top players.

While Manchester United is not alone in its pursuit, several clubs are also interested in strengthening their squads, which could put additional pressure on Fulham. The club's immediate priority remains improving its league position and retaining key players, but if their performance doesn’t improve, they may find it hard to hold onto King, potentially opening the door for interested clubs in the coming months.