Vincenzo Montella is delighted at the amount of support Fulham
fans have given him since his arrival.
The Roma striker, who joined The Cottagers on loan earlier this
month, has so far made a positive impact with the West
Londoners.
The Italian hit-man helped Chris Coleman's side fight back to
defeat Championship side Leicester City in the FA Cup last week
before scoring Fulham's goal in a 1-1 Premiership draw with London
rivals Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday.
Montella admitted the start of his spell in England could not have
been better.
"It's fantastic because the chorus came before my goals," Montella
told 'Gazzetta dello Sport'. "The (Fulham) supporters prepared it
when I arrived in London.
"I already heard them singing at Leicester when I made my debut in
the final stages of the English FA Cup match on January 6th.
"It means they have adopted me with affection, and it gave me a big
charge."
Despite striking three goals in four matches, Montella knows he is
far from full fitness at this stage.
"I haven't played a lot in the last few months," he added. "I'm
still missing the rhythm of the match a little.
"It's really quick in the Premiership, but I still hope to play
more.
"At my age, continuity is important."