Former Chelsea winger Callum Hudson-Odoi must embrace his journey at Nottingham Forest.
The attacker scored his first goal, an outstanding strike, for the club in a 1-1 draw against Burnley.
Hudson-Odoi, who arrived for a minimal fee from the Blues, wants to resurrect his career at Forest.
Speaking on the Garibaldi Red podcast, former Reds star David Prutton said: "There's boots to fill with Brennan [Johnson] moving on. But the instant impact, it's a dream debut really, from what we saw with regards to what he's about.
"And no matter where he's been as a footballer, he's got to make up for lost time. He's in a very fortunate position, I'm sure he's earned a hell of a lot of money so far, but if he plays it right, he stills has another 15 years at this at a very good level of football.
"As much as it is a case of Forest should be pleased and grateful to have him, he should be extremely grateful at the opportunity he's been given and afforded to by a manager that should get the best out of him."