The 2015-16 campaign was a turbulent, survival-focused season for Fulham as The Cottagers slumped to a disappointing 20th-place finish in the Championship under the guidance of four different managers, including the arrival of Slaviša Jokanović in December. The team's struggles were masked by the phenomenal goalscoring form of Ross McCormack, who netted 21 league goals, winning the Player of the Season award, and the emergence of young forward Moussa Dembélé (15 goals). Despite the constant managerial upheaval and defensive struggles, McCormack's prolific partnership with Dembélé proved crucial in keeping the club safely out of the relegation fight, marking a bittersweet chapter in their second-tier history.