Cardiff loan striker Eddie Johnson admits he still has much to learn about how to succeed in England, but says his goal is to become a bonafide Premiership hit man.

Cardiff loan striker Eddie Johnson admits he still has much to learn about how to succeed in England, but says his goal is to become a bonafide Premiership hit man.

The American Abroad will spend the season as a Bluebird before returning to Fulham.

Johnson made a lackluster debut in Tuesday's 2-1 Carling Cup win over MK Dons, but conceded that he needed to build match fitness and form.

"Premiership football is the best in the world, and I still believe I can score goals at that level," he told Wales Online. "But I was in a difficult situation at Fulham because I wasn't playing matches regularly."

"Cardiff City have given me the chance to show what I can do," he said. "(They) are a club I followed a lot last season when they reached the FA Cup final and they have offered me a fantastic opportunity."

"I believe I can score goals and do well here."

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