Walsall forward Elijah Adebayo ready to rediscover his best form

The striker blew hot and cold throughout the campaign before impressing in late February and early March, until the campaign was suspended.

As a result, the option to keep him at the club was taken up and the 22-year-old is now aiming to push on.

“The key word I used last season was consistency and that was the main part of my game that I needed to keep on doing really, just to keep performing at a consistent level,” he said. “I did go away and have a think about what I needed to do in terms of getting myself right before games.

“I spoke to the gaffer, I spoke to members of staff and we just had a chat on what’s going to get me going for games and that’s what I did, I went away and thought about what I need that’s going to push me and make me be the best player I can be on the pitch.

“I will be doing that again this season because I feel like if it helped me last season. And if I keep reminding myself that consistency is key then I will just keep pushing on and try and keep improving my game. Both mentally and physically, and just make sure I have a strong mindset coming into the new season.”