Bolton boss Owen Coyle has heaped the praise on midfielder Fabrice Muamba, who scored his first goal for the club on Saturday.
Muamba joined Bolton in June 2008 in a £5million deal from Birmingham City but has struggled to find the net since his move to the Reebok.
However, the 21-year-old scored the Wanderers' third goal on Saturday as they defeated Wigan Athletic 4-0 and Coyle admits he was delighted the youngster managed to find the net.
The Bolton boss was full of praise for the England under-21 international and believes Muamba will continue to improve as a player.
He said: "I thought the quality of the goal was outstanding - the stepover and then the finish. My only concern was when he started running towards me.
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I thought surely he is not going to jump me, knowing my physique.
I managed to cope with that all right.
I was so delighted for him.
"I have tried to encourage him to be positive and bring all the qualities he has. He has been outstanding for me since I came here. There is so much scope for him.
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He is a young English player, which is brilliant, and he is getting better and better."