#PLStories- Nathan Tella reveals Willy Caballero has looked good in training with Southampton squad #SAINTSFC

NATHAN Tella is excited to see new signing Willy Caballero in action, with the goalkeeper having made a good early impression at Saints. Caballero, 40, arrived at the club this week on a one-month deal, following injuries to the club's two most senior goalkeepers in Fraser Forster and Alex McCarthy. That left Harry Lewis as the only other first-team keeper on the books, the 23-year-old having not yet made his Premier League debut. Caballero was a free agent, having left Chelsea over the summer. The Argentina international's glittering CV includes a long career in Spain, before spending three years at Manchester City and four with Chelsea. He was the penalty shoot-out hero in winning the League Cup with City, before claiming FA Cup, Europa League and Champions League glory during his time at Stamford Bridge, albeit as an unused substitute in those finals. Asked how Caballero had settled in at Saints, his new teammate Tella told the Daily Echo: "He’s trained with us the past two days. He’s looked very good. "It’s nice to have someone there as well with a lot of experience. "He’s here to help us pick up points and get back further up the table, where we feel like we deserve to be. "It’s just nice to have him because we’ve got quite a young team, quite a young defence and it will be nice for him to just pass that experience. "He communicates a lot to the back four, which is good. That is something we need. "I’m looking forward to seeing him play at the weekend, if he plays." Caballero could debut for Saints away at Arsenal on Saturday (3pm).