Next season would be jumped at the chance to sign Emmanuel Frimpong on loan again by fulham boss Martin Jol. Frimpong has made just one look for the Cottagers since he appeared on a mortgage from Arsenal, nonetheless it appears the combative midfielder has made quite the feeling on Jol. The 21-year-old, who looks set to start at Sunderland tomorrow, is because of return to the Emirates Stadium come july 1st, but Jol want to keep carefully the Ghanaian for longer. "He is on loan at the time and it'd be very costly to take him (permanently), but I'd likely do that," the Fulham manager said, if there is an opportunity to take him on loan again. "It is quite a nice position to take, to get a mortgage person you may not need certainly to pay a transfer payment. It is a great way to do things." Frimpong joined Arsenal at nine-years-old and impressed during his progression through the youth rates, helping the Gunners to FA Youth Cup beauty in 2009. He made his debut for the north London club in August 2011, but two serious leg injuries, plus a lack of control on and off the pitch, have hampered his progress. The Ghanaian was sent off all through his first full appearance for Arsenal and was engaged in a canal bust-up with Samir Nasri when the Gunners enjoyed Manchester City last season, but Jol does not have any difficulty with the midfielder's attitude. "We talked about (control )," Jol said. "In my day you may tackle, nevertheless now you have to keep in your feet. "I was satisfied with him from the start. Two years ago I found he and him is because he's versatile the type of player you'd like as a manger and he has got this attitude. "But he could play as well, he's an Arsenal player. He is one of many few players who has been at Arsenal since a young age. "I think Sunderland absent would suit him. His exercise is getting better and better. He did well when he played for all of us against Norwich. If I want to." so he can be played by me right away he's fully fit now Yet another midfielder Jol could have at his disposal is Welshman Simon Davies. Davies has endured some incidents over yesteryear 18 months and a year ago he's not played for the team since their 5-0 get over Wolves in March. Tomorrow he has over come his latest problem - a knee injury - and can feature at the Stadium of Light. "Simon Davies is straight back, he's fit," Jol included. "I need certainly to decide (on whether he features). I've lots of people today but it may be about having him in the squad." Davies is one of a number of Fulham people who're out of commitment at the end of the period. Jol has challenged the 33-year-old to show he deserves a brand new deal. "We like participants to be rather productive," the former Tottenham director said. "He was wounded probably half of enough time, maybe more, but hopefully he is able to keep fit today. "I have a notion that he may still show himself again because that is what he did before. "In the past he was a huge person for Fulham."
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