Fulham's Alvaro Arbeloa seeks first win against Hull City

Alvaro Arbeloa, the head coach of Fulham, has stated that his future is not his priority as he aims to secure the team's first Premier League victory of the season against Hull City on Saturday. Fulham is currently at the bottom of the league table with two points from six matches, consisting of two draws and four defeats, which has increased pressure on Arbeloa.

The 43-year-old manager is reportedly at risk of losing his job if Fulham fails to win against Hull at Craven Cottage. Despite speculation about his position, Arbeloa insists that the focus should be on the club, players, and supporters.

He noted that the players are eager to reward their supporters for their continued backing. Arbeloa joined Fulham on a three-year contract in the summer, replacing Marco Silva.

He highlighted the players' commitment in training and their performances in recent matches, emphasizing the need to maintain focus for the full 90 minutes. A win against Hull would relieve some pressure on Arbeloa ahead of a challenging match against Coventry City next weekend.