Nottingham Forest assistant manager David Kelly has praised Rafik Djebbour following his debut goal in the 3-1 win against Yeovil Town on Sunday.
The striker, who arrived from Olympiacos, stabbed home in stoppage time, and Kelly believes that he will get better once he reaches full fitness.
"It was a great goal, a striker's goal - off his bum, off his hand and into the back of the net from a couple of yards," Kelly told Sky Sports News.
"I'm really pleased for him. He'll get better when he gets to know everybody and gets fitter. He's a goalscorer, a goal poacher and it's very early days for him."
Forest are fifth in the Championship.
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Gary Peters
Gary Peters
