Tony Pulis believes Hal Robson-Kanu has all the requisite qualities to command a regular starting berth at West Brom.
Pulis admitted Robson-Kanu was a "bit-part player" at West Brom before he scored his thunderous winning goal in the 2-1 Premier League victory at Southampton on New Year's Eve.
Robson-Kanu's first top-flight goal in more than three years, in his first start for West Brom, handed the Baggies three points on the south coast, leaving Pulis with a selection dilemma.
West Brom host Hull at The Hawthorns on Monday, with manager Pulis facing a tough call on whether to start Robson-Kanu or Salomon Rondon up front.