Brighton striker Danny Welbeck scored his fourth goal of the season with a classy brace against Newcastle United at the Amex Stadium last Saturday.
The 34-year-old is in fine form and will look to add to his tally as he faces his old club Manchester United at Old Trafford this Saturday.
His eye-catching displays late in his career has reignited talk of an England recall as Thomas Tuchel prepares his squad for this summer's World Cup.
It may seem unlikely but it's not completely out of the question. The German head coach is not afraid to add experience to the squad, as call-ups and gametime for the likes of Dan Burn, 33, and Jordan Henderson, 35, prove.
Harry Kane is the undisputed main man of the attack but where does Tuchel go from there. What happens if Kane is injured, or if they need a proven performer for the final 30 minutes? There aren't too many genuine No 9s out there.
Here's Tuchel's main options... including Tottenham, Aston Villa, Newcastle and Chelsea stars
9. Jay Stansfield
The Birmingham City man impressed for the England under-21s at the Euros but the World Cup this summer would be a huge step-up. Has five goals in the Championship but realistically needs a move to the PL. Not this time. | Getty Images
10. Anthony Gordon
He can play as a centre forward but his best position is from the left flank. Thomas Tuchel seems to really like him but the Newcastle man is not expected to be a regular No 9 for England. | Getty Images
11. Marcus Rashford
Three goals and five assists since his move to Barcelona. A match winner on his day at any level and Tuchel's job is to get the best from him, which hasn't always been easy. Not really a centre forward and most likely to feature from the left. | Getty Images
12. Jarrod Bowen
Another who seems to have impressed Tuchel. The West Ham can play through the middle but his best chance of playing will be on the right. Most likely to be Saka's back-up. | Getty Images