Oscar Bobb scored his first Premier League goal for Fulham on Tuesday, helping the west London club move out of the relegation zone. The Norway international’s strike came nearly ten months after his transfer from Manchester City, showcasing his skillful dribbling and quick footwork to secure a crucial 1-0 win.

Bobb had previously made an impact for Fulham this season by netting the decisive goal in a Carabao Cup victory over West Ham United. His consistent starts—manager Álvaro Arbeloa has selected the 23-year-old winger in all eight Premier League matches so far—highlight the trust placed in him by the head coach.

Arbeloa believes Bobb has the talent to make a significant difference but must develop greater confidence in the attacking third to influence games more regularly. “The quality of Oscar in one moment decides the game,” Arbeloa said. “We have players who can make the difference. They need to be aggressive when they have the ball inside the box; they need to try. Oscar did really well because he needs to understand that he has the quality to win games as he did.”

Bobb, once under the guidance of Pep Guardiola during his time at Manchester City, has begun to unlock his potential at Fulham, combining creativity and composure that could prove vital as the club seeks to improve its Premier League standing.