The 28-year-old Spain international signed from Valencia for a reported fee of around &pound;26 million ($42.6 million, 31.4 million euros) in August, but he has failed to hit the heights so far. <img alt="Roberto Soldado" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/dec/Roberto-Soldado.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 567px;" /> Tottenham&rsquo;s Roberto Soldado. Pic/Getty Images Having scored only three times from open play in all competitions, with a further three goals coming from penalties, he admits that there is room for improvement. Asked if he was satisfied with his goal return, Soldado told Tuesday&rsquo;s edition of British newspaper The Daily Telegraph: &ldquo;No. Definitely not. Much less. A lot of my goals have come from the penalty spot.&rdquo; He added: &ldquo;I want to score more goals than I am doing at the moment. That is why they signed me. I have been doing it all my career. I haven&rsquo;t done so far here, but I am convinced I will get there.&rdquo; Soldado was speaking ahead of his side&rsquo;s trip to Fulham today, when Andre Villas-Boas&rsquo;s side will be looking for a first win in five Premier League matches.u00a0

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