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Stricken Fulham striker Bobby Zamora has vowed to win back his England place on his return to full fitness.

Zamora is expected to be sidelined until February after breaking his leg in a Premier League game against Wolves last month.

The injury could not have come at a worse time for the 29-year-old striker as he made his England debut in a friendly against Hungary and had looked set to play a central role during the Euro 2012 qualifying campaign.

But despite the injury setback, Zamora still believes he has a international career to come back to.

"I think if I can go out and do well for Fulham then I don't see any reason why not," he said when asked if he would be recalled by England.

"I definitely gave Fabio Capello a good picture of me when I was there and with the performance in the game I like to think I did enough to certainly be considered in the future."

Meanwhile, Zamora has welcomed a first international call-up for experienced Bolton Wanderers striker Kevin Davies in the absence of both himself and Tottenham's Jermain Defoe.

"He (Capello) is looking at everybody as opposed to just going to Manchester United games, whoever they are playing, and watching Wayne Rooney," he continued.

"You can see he's going all over the country and that's good to know. It's encouraging for everybody."

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