Collection: Fulham Soccer Cards

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Founded in 1879, Fulham Football Club holds the distinction of being London’s oldest professional team. Nestled beside the River Thames, Craven Cottage remains one of football’s most picturesque grounds — a timeless setting for more than a century of passion and pride.
Fulham’s early years saw steady growth, but their true golden moments came in the post-war era and the early 2000s. Club legends like Johnny Haynes and George Cohen helped shape England’s football identity, with Cohen later becoming a 1966 World Cup champion.
In 2001, under Mohamed Al-Fayed’s ownership and manager Jean Tigana’s leadership, Fulham rose to the Premier League, playing stylish, attacking football. The 2010 Europa League Final run — guided by Roy Hodgson and featuring heroics from Clint Dempsey — remains the club’s crowning achievement in modern times.
Fulham’s identity is steeped in charm and tradition — a club that marries elegance with resilience. With recent promotions and renewed ambition, the Cottagers continue to stand proudly as a beacon of London’s football heritage.