Nahki Wells is determined to rediscover a high level of consistency and prove his full worth at Bristol City.

The Bermuda forward hit the 20-goal barrier last season for the first time since the 2012-13 campaign, scoring five since joining City, having netted 15 goals on loan at Sky Bet Championship outfit Queens Park Rangers before making his £5 million move from Premier League Burnley in January.

Despite an initial run of goals, his early momentum was disrupted with his final goals coming in the form of a brace in a 3-1 win away to Middlesbrough with three games remaining of last season.

Wells grabbed an assist as Bristol City got the new league season off to the perfect start in a 2-1 win over Coventry City but the marksman remains eager to rediscover his goalscoring touch and help the club enjoy a positive season.

“I’m disappointed that I’ve not been able to show the level of consistency I was able to show in the first half of the season while I was here,” Wells told Bristol Live.

“It’s been a crazy recent time, I’ve arrived and got my feet in the door, started to play and then Covid-19 came. And then we had a few continuous games.

“But equally I know I’ve shown spurts to the fans and coaching staff that the club have a very good player on their hands and this season I’m looking forward to having a very good season.

“And I’ve got a good feeling going into the season.”

Bristol City are away to Stoke City on Sunday.