Dean Saunders has heaped praise on Wales striker Hal Robson-Kanu after the outgoing Reading striker scored a winning goal against Slovakia and tested the strength of England's defence in a target man role at Euro 2016.
Former Chesterfield manager Saunders, speaking exclusively to 888sport , has no doubts about what the rest of the summer holds in store for the free agent, who has been linked with Watford, Schalke and Monaco among others.
Saunders, capped 75 times by Wales, commented: “Robson-Kanu has probably got himself a club on that goal alone. He is quick and always has a goal in him and hopefully he will get the right club.”
Robson-Kanu's nine-year tenure with the Royals will end when his contract expires on June 30, a club where the Welshman has tallied up 197 league appearances, scoring 24 goals.
The former Southend and Swindon loanee is expected to keep his place in the Wales starting XI for their match against Russia on Sunday.
Read the full 888sport interview with Dean Saunders, including his thoughts on how Northern Ireland could be the surprise package
