We are pleased to announce that midfielder Adrion Pajaziti has signed a professional contract, keeping him at the Club until 2022.
Pajaziti has made three league starts for the Under-23s so far this season, with an extra appearance coming in the EFL Trophy against Peterborough United.
The tricky midfielder scored from the penalty spot on Saturday for the Under-18s.
The 17-year-old was delighted after signing his first professional contract.
"I'm very happy. I've been at Fulham for coming up to seven years now so I've come through the various age groups and I'm happy to have signed. It just shows that I'm progressing well as a player and the Club believe in me."
Pajaziti has worked hard to rise through the Academy ranks.
"It's been brilliant progressing through the Academy to be honest. I came up through each age group with a lot of the players I'm with now. I've improved so much as a player and a person and the coaches have been very good towards me, so I'm grateful. I've got to make sure I keep improving."
Having featured several times under Colin Omogbehin and Mark Pembridge this season, the Albanian youth international hopes to continue playing at that level.
"I'd like to keep getting more minutes with the Under-23s and keep starting games with them. When it comes to playing with the Under-18s, I just want to keep playing as well as possible, keep scoring and keep assisting. Hopefully I can solidify myself with the Under-23s."
The Club is also delighted to announce that teenage full-backs Lesley Duru and Jordan Aina and centre-back Eric Ameyaw have all signed contracts with the club.
Former Whyteleafe FC defender Duru trained under Colin Omogbehin and Mark Pembridge during pre-season as a trialist.
Ameyaw joined Fulham from Dunstable Town in the Summer and, like Duru, spent time with the Under-23s as a trialist.
The 18-year-old has already made four league starts and has often been brought on as a substitute.
Aina made his league debut for our PL2 side in their narrow defeat to Newcastle at St James' Park.
The left-back progressed through the Chelsea Academy and spent time training with Fulham earlier this year, featuring in the young Whites' first pre-season game against Reading.
He is the younger brother of current First Team defender, Ola Aina.