Fulham manager Marco Silva informs supporters what to anticipate from Armando Broja.

Armando Broja, a recent addition to Fulham, has had the boss gush about him ahead of what may be his team’s first start this weekend.

On transfer deadline day, Chelsea transferred the Albanian striker to Craven Cottage, where he was used as a substitute in the team’s 2-2 draw with Burnley the previous weekend.

On Saturday, Bournemouth travels to west London, and Silva has emphasized Broja’s capacity to have an immediate impact.

Silva told reporters, “He can add many good things for us, definitely.”

“His profile differs from the rest of the squad’s.” In comparison to Raul Jimenez, he is a more energetic striker. He’ll give us something unique.

“We anticipate great things from him because of his pace, ability to attack from behind, dynamic mobility, and ability to create issues for the defense.

He is delighted and becoming used to our model.

“He had a crucial week this week. He needed to know what was expected of him on the field.

Fulham hasn’t won a game in more than a month after losing 3-0 to Bournemouth on Boxing Day.

Silva went on, “I talked about that game during the week.” “We played at home against Arsenal the following game, which was a fantastic response from us following a really poor showing.

“Everything has to be done entirely differently for us. It was an opportunity to grow and learn, not so much in the positive sense as in the sense of taking something to develop and help the players comprehend and perform much better.

“Things must be different tomorrow. We must perform far better on the field. The goal is now apparent. It’s much more about us than it is about Bournemouth’s form.