Jonah Kusi-Asare admits the move to Fulham hasn’t gone to plan.
On a season-long loan from Bayern Munich, the teenage striker has struggled to force his way into Fulham manager Marco Silva’s plans.
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“We have some experienced strikers who have been in the Premier League for many years, so it is difficult to come in and take a place. But he sees that I am developing and when there is something I am missing, he tells me. I just try to work on it and I know that playing time will come with time,” he told Fotbollskanalen.
Fulham have an option to buy Kusi-Asare after the season. It remains to be seen how that will play out.
“I know they can buy me, but I haven’t thought much about it. I like it over there, it’s a good environment for me but it’s ultimately up to the club,” he says.
Furthermore, Kusi-Asare is open to a change to a lower level team to increase the opportunities for playing time.
“Maybe it would have been good for my career to go down a step, so I can take a starting spot. But it depends on what the clubs have planned for me. We’ll see what the future holds,” he adds.