Nigel Pearson eyes new signing Harry Cornick to predominantly play through the middle of the front three with Bristol City boasting an array of options going forward.
The 27-year-old, who joined from Luton Town for a low six-figure fee on deadline day, is versatile to playing anywhere across the attack having also featured as a No10 for the Hatters this season. Cornick made his Robins debut last week in the 2-1 victory over Preston, replacing Nahki Wells as the central striker.
Following Antoine Semenyo's departure to Bournemouth, City also pulled off a transfer coup by bolstering their forward options with Wycombe's Anis Mehmeti. The 22-year-old played on the left during his time with the Chairboys with the ability to cut in on his favoured right foot having scored nine League One goals this season.
