Rogers says there's more to come after starting life at Chelsea with a goal

Morgan Rogers marked his competitive debut for Chelsea with a goal in Monday's 3-2 Premier League victory ​over Fulham and while the forward was ‌pleased with his performance he said he has still to hit top gear.

Chelsea paid a British record £117 million ($159.51 million) fee to ​sign Rogers from Aston Villa last month ​and he did not take long to show ⁠what he is capable of, netting their second ​goal with a side-footed effort at Craven Cottage.

The 24-year-old combined ​well with fellow attackers Cole Palmer and Joao Pedro before being substituted by manager Xabi Alonso with about 10 minutes left.

"I ​didn't feel that sharp towards the end, I ​was a bit tired and that's why I came off ‌for ⁠the last 10 minutes," Rogers told Chelsea's website.

"Coming to a new team, you don't want to come in sluggish and off the pace, so I tried ​to keep myself ​in the ⁠best shape as possible and I've tried to get up to speed as ​quickly as I can.

"I still think there ​are ⁠more gears to go, and I've got to try and find them as quickly as possible because the ⁠games ​are coming thick and fast."

Chelsea ​next face Luton Town in the League Cup on Thursday.