His final appearance for the Whites came against Brentford at the start of the 2020/21 season. 
His relationship on the field with Tom Cairney and Kevin McDonald will never be forgotten. 
On 26th August 2016, Fulham announced the signing of Stefan Johansen from Celtic on a three-year deal. 
His debut against Birmingham City only lasted 32 minutes, but this wasn’t to deter the dogged midfielder. 
His first goal came a month later, when he helped Fulham fight back from two down to draw with Norwich City at Craven Cottage. 
Johansen had a real purple patch in December 2017, scoring in four consecutive games, starting with this outside of the boot beauty in a 5-0 win against Reading. 
Huddersfield away in April 2017 holds fond memories for Fulham fans, with Johansen on target twice in a brilliant 4-1 victory. 
A fine first season for the Norwegian ended in disappointment, though, as Reading frustrated Fulham in the Play-Offs. 
Stefan applauds the travelling fans after hitting what turned out to be the winner in an eventful meeting with QPR. 
"Gorgeous! Absolutely gorgeous!!" 
Letting James Maddison know what the score is after bagging in a 2-0 victory at Carrow Road. 
Stef played in every one of our 23 unbeaten games in 2017/18. 
Celebrating with the fans after grabbing an assist in our unforgettable Second Leg victory over Derby County. 
It was Johansen’s long raking pass that started the move that led to Tom Cairney’s winner at Wembley. 
Post-match celebrations with the skipper. 
A first Premier League appearance came in August 2018 against Crystal Palace. 
Back at Fulham after a loan spell with West Brom, Stefan celebrates yet another goal away at Huddersfield, this time scored by Mitro. 
Johansen played 36 times for Fulham in 2019/20, helping us to consecutive promotions from the Championship. -
His final appearance for the Whites came against Brentford at the start of the 2020/21 season. -
His relationship on the field with Tom Cairney and Kevin McDonald will never be forgotten. -
On 26th August 2016, Fulham announced the signing of Stefan Johansen from Celtic on a three-year deal. -
His debut against Birmingham City only lasted 32 minutes, but this wasn’t to deter the dogged midfielder.
