Danny Welbeck has become more accustomed to scoring for England than Manchester United in the last two seasons but took his chance to impress manager David Moyes with a two-goal display in the 3-0 win at Aston Villa on Sunday.
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With Dutch international Robin van Persie out for a month, Welbeck was picked to lead the line and helped United win for the first time in five Premier League games.
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A fringe player under Moyes, following on from Alex Ferguson's last season when he managed just two goals, Welbeck produced two clinical finishes to double his tally to four in this campaign.
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Welbeck, a regular scorer for England when picked by Roy Hodgson, has been questioned for his lack of consistency and killer instinct in front of goal following an impressive breakthrough 2011-12 season when the young striker formed a lethal partnership with Wayne Rooney.
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In mitigation, Welbeck has often been forced to play out of position, wide on either flank, but after his goals on Sunday said he did not mind where he played.
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"I'm happy to play my part anywhere in the team, be it left or right wing as well. I'm delighted with the goals today," he told Sky Sports.
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"It was a good all-round team performance from the boys, played some good football and got the goals.
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We've set the platform to build on."
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Moyes singled out Antonio Valencia's impressive performance against Villa but said Welbeck could be satisfied with his efforts.
He played very well in yesterday's game. Januzaj also did greatly throughout the match. Good one for United