Following a 7-0 thumping of Luton Town on Monday evening, Fulham were crowned as the champions of the Championship in emphatic fashion.

The Cottagers had already secured their place in the Premier League for the 2022-23 season with a 3-0 success over Preston North End last week, but they wanted the title as well and they did it in some style.

Even in the weeks leading up to the confirmation of their promotion, it was widely expected that Marco Silva's side were going to be in the top flight of English football next season.

Because of that, the rumour mill has gone into overdrive earlier than normal when it comes to Fulham, with the expectation that there will be several new arrivals at Craven Cottage over the summer months.

But there could also be departures as well - let's look at seven transfer dealings, both in and out, that could occur at the club by the time June rolls around.

With teen sensation Fabio Carvalho making a move to Liverpool in the near future, Fulham have gone out and scoured a replacement very quickly if reports are to be believed.

The Cottagers are set to confirm Solomon's arrival when the summer transfer window opens and they will pay a £6.3 million fee to Ukrainian outfit Shakhtar Donetsk for his services.

Solomon scored four times for Shakhtar in 16 appearances in the league this season and Fulham fans will be hoping for a similar kind of goal ratio of one every four games when he plies his trade in the Premier League.

It's been four years now since Cameroon international Zambo Anguissa arrived at Fulham for a hefty fee from Marseille, but he's only been at the club for two seasons.

The midfielder headed out on loan to Villarreal in 2019 when Fulham were relegated to the Championship, and after three appearances at the start of the current campaign, he headed out temporarily again - this time to Napoli.

The Italian outfit have the option to make his loan deal a permanent one this summer for a fixed fee, and having made 22 appearances in Serie A when he's been fit to play, he could feasibly be a permanent Napoli player soon.

Williams has been a revelation for Fulham since his arrival on loan from Liverpool on transfer deadline day in January, providing another attacking threat on the right flank.

The Wales international scored twice and assisted another two goals in his 14 appearances and has clearly flourished with regular game-time - something he won't get at Liverpool anytime soon.

Even though Fulham have also been linked with Max Aarons recently, it would be foolish for Silva to not try and get Williams back for the 2022-23 season - whether that is on another loan deal or an attempt at a permanent move.

Knockaert has had some very good days in the Championship in the past - namely for Brighton & Hove Albion - but he will end the current campaign with just four league appearances to his name.

The 30-year-old French winger has been a lesser-spotted figure at Craven Cottage this season and he's not going to be used in the Premier League, so it wouldn't be a surprise to see Fulham try and move him on.

With one year remaining on his contract, it could be hard to convince a club to pay a transfer fee for Knockaert this summer though - paying his contract up could be the best option so he can seek first-team football elsewhere.

Fulham are going to have to strengthen their defence going into their Premier League return, and one player who has been linked with a move to the Cottage is Gomez.

Football League World have exclusively revealed that the club are keeping tabs on the England international's situation this summer, with the 24-year-old seemingly fourth choice at Liverpool behind Virgil Van Dijk, Joel Matip and Ibrahima Konate.

Gomez may be an expensive purchase, but considering his age he could potentially be a savvy investment.

Some of Fulham's out of contract players will depart next month, with Mawson sure to be one of them.

The defender arrived in the summer of 2018 from Swansea City for a fee that could have potentially reached £20 million, but he never lived up to the expectations set by his price-tag.

Mawson has suffered from knee issues at times in the last few years but he has been fit this season, but Silva only used him six times in the Championship.

An exit next month awaits, and he could end up at Birmingham City, who were said to be keen on him back in January.

It's not just players for the first-team that Fulham are looking at as they are in the running for a potential star of the future in Ebiowei.

The 18-year-old has shone for relegated Championship side Derby County in recent weeks after being given a chance by Wayne Rooney and because of those performances he is being courted by a number of top clubs.

The Cottagers are one of those but they face stiff competition for the winger, with the likes of Leeds and Tottenham also interested, but if Fulham do win the race then he could end up being a real bargain capture.