Martell Taylor-Crossdale has revealed that the opportunity to challenge for a place in the first team was key to his decision to join Fulham.
The striker has agreed a two-year deal at Craven Cottage following the expiry of his Chelsea contract last month.
The 19-year-old is tipped for big things in the game after picking up the golden boot in the under-18 Premier League in 2017, before being part of the England under-18 squad that lifted the Toulon Tournament trophy that summer.
First team opportunities appeared limited with the Blues and the frontman has said he's delighted to have a pathway into senior football.
Speaking to Fulham's official website, Taylor-Crossdale said: "I'm ready to go here and show everyone what I can do.
"I felt coming here presented the perfect opportunity to push into the first team. I had a look at the pathway into the first team and I'm hopeful I can breakthrough to impress the manager.
"I'm a player who likes to run in-behind. I'm good in the box and know where the net is, I hope I can score lots of goals for Fulham."
