Robert Bozenik has set his sights on becoming Stoke City's first-choice striker this season, insisting he has made significant strides in his game since arriving at the club, according to the BBC.
The Slovakian forward, who joined Stoke last year, believes he now possesses the tools to lead the line for the Potters as they look to push forward in the Championship. Bozenik's confidence stems from what he describes as clear personal development, though specifics of those improvements have not been detailed publicly.
With competition for the striker's role likely at Stoke, Bozenik's declaration signals his intent to nail down a starting spot rather than settle for a squad role. The club will be hoping his self-assessed progress translates into goals as the new campaign gets underway, with Stoke aiming to improve on last season's league position.
No further details on Stoke's striker options or upcoming fixtures were provided in the report.