Fulham manager Martin Jol has declared Bobby Zamora fit to face Manchester United at Craven Cottage tomorrow night.
Reports this morning claimed that Zamora had been forced to train with the club's reserves by Jol following a series of bust-ups between the pair.
Jol has admitted that Zamora did train with second string, but revealed that it was part of club policy.
"Bobby is fit to be in the squad so we'll make a decision on the team tonight," Jol told reporters.
"Bobby trained yesterday with the group that didn't play on Saturday, which including Aaron Hughes, Pajtim Kasami, Marcel Gecov and the other players that didn't start against Bolton."
Zamora has recently been linked with transfers to Queens Park Rangers, Aston Villa and Sunderland.
