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Alvaro Arbeloa hails Fulham starlet Josh King after impressing against Chelsea: 'What a player'

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The midfielder was Fulham’s brightest spark, starting the season well after last term ended on a high as he was one of five young English players called up by England manager Thomas Tuchel for the national team’s pre-World Cup training camp in Florida.

Josh King beat Robert Sanchez at his near post to equalise for Fulham

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“Every team needs goals, and not just from Gonzalo,” Arbeloa said after the match.

“I have been talking all summer with Josh King. What a player you have here. Amazing. What a player. Unbelievable.

“I knew his talent. But with talent and with quality for these types of players, it is not enough. They need to make numbers.

“Like Josh, like Oscar [Bobb], like Cesar [Palacios], like Kevin. We have lots of players with a lot of talent, but they need to score goals.”

Arbeloa said he was encouraged by the number of chances created by his side, despite defeat.

“For sure. I saw tonight the energy that I want to see and the high-press that we want to make. We are going to try to play in this way, no matter which team is in front of us.”

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