Aston Villa midfielder Jack Grealish is close to full fitness again now, after missing much of the season with injury.
Grealish has missed much of the season so far with injury, but he is edging closer to full fitness now.
The 21-year-old made his first start for the claret and blues in the league this season against Derby County and impressed, despite his side’s 2-0 defeat at Pride Park.
Grealish was a constant threat in the contest, but Bruce feels that he may need to adapt to get the best out of the youngster.
“In my opinion Jack is the most talented player we’ve got at the club,” Bruce said.
“We have to find a system or a position which suits him, where we play him.
“He has reminded us the last couple of weeks what a good player he is. I thought he played very well.
“He has been out injured and we have only had him back (in training) for a month. It is up to me and the staff to find a system for him.”
Whether Bruce’s tactics will be altered at the weekend remain to be seen, but Villa will be keen to find their attacking groove again.
The Midlands side have drawn blanks in their last two fixtures, with their automatic promotion hopes taking a dent.
Villa had been in strong form, but a draw with Millwall and a defeat to Derby County have halted their momentum.
Villa are next in action on Saturday, when they take on Sheffield United at Villa Park.
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