Bojan said he is surprised and disappointed by his lack of playing time at Stoke recently, reports the Daily Mail.

The forward has only started three games in the last three months. He signed a multi-year contract with the club in February, but has struggled to make a lasting impact in the starting side in 2016.

Bojan scored a goal on two shots (one on target) in Sunday's 4-1 defeat to Liverpool.

Coming off a nice feed from Xherdan Shaqiri, Bojan found the back of the net off a set piece for his second consecutive match. Bojan has been very hit-or-miss this season, but seems to be finding his form as the season winds to a close. The former Barcelona man could be a sought after commodity this summer, particularly if he keeps up his recent form, which would be both a boon to both his wallet and to fantasy owners.

Bojan scored in his only attempt on goal in Saturday's 2-2 draw with Swansea City.

Saturday marked Bojan's first start since December, and he proved the selection just with a well-placed attempt that found its way inside the far post. Talent is not the issue with Bojan, health is. In a year of injury setbacks for the former Barca man, he could be hard to trust in your lineup. Then again, he has a goal in now three consecutive league starts, so that alone can provide some incentive for using a flyer on him.

Bojan and Stoke have agreed to a new four-and-a-half year contact that will last until 2020, reports the Daily Mail.

Bojan joined Stoke from Barcelona in 2014 and missed the second half of last season with a knee injury. He overcame that setback and has earned a long-term spot in manager Mark Hughes's plans for the club.

Bojan tallied an assist in Monday's 4-3 victory over Everton.

Bojan has been in a tremendous run of form of late. After scoring in back-to-back matches against Crystal Palace and Manchester United, Bojan picked up his first assist of the season by putting the ball in the direction of Xherdan Shaqiri before he placed the ball perfectly into the top corner over Tim Howard. Bojan has five goals and an assist in 15 matches this season.

Bojan scored a goal off five shots (two on target) adding three key passes and a yellow card in the 2-0 home win over Man United.

The Spaniard scored his fifth goal of the season to open the Potters account against the Red Devils. That’s his second consecutive game with a goal and third goal in last six Premier League fixtures. His fantasy upside has increased enormously as of late with boss Mark Hughes using him as the lone striker up front in the last four games. His improved performance in that span has been stamped by his statistical tally of two goals, 12 shots (six on target) and nine key passes. Next on the deck for him are the Toffees on Monday in another favorable match up against the second worst home defense.

Bojan led Stoke with four shots and he converted a penalty in a 2-1 loss to Crystal Palace on Saturday.

Bojan has played well this season, as the goal was his fourth of the campaign. He has failed to record an assist this season though, which is strange considering how good of a playmaker he can be. Stoke have a number of decent attacking players, and Bojan has been put in a decent position to succeed for fantasy players.