Man-of-the-moment Stuart Beavon believes he can still make it in professional football after his stunning FA Vase final display.
The 21-year-old Didcot striker deservedly won the man-of-the-match award for his two-goal show at White Hart Lane, which enhanced his reputation.
Oxford United officials were among those watching on Saturday and Beavon could now be offered a trial with the League Two club.
Beavon admits he would love the chance to play professionally, but stressed Didcot had plenty of potential themselves.
He said: "I have always stated that I would like to move up, but I wouldn't go to a club that's in the league above Didcot.
"I think we are good enough to get there ourselves."
On the United offer, he said: "Of course I'd like that, but that's the first I've heard of it.
"It's still early days for me as I'm only 21. I don't know if I can make the Premiership, but League One or Two is certainly possible."
And if Beavon does get the nod from United boss Brian Talbot, Didcot will wish him all the best.
Chairman John Bailey said: "Stuart is a young, talented footballer. He really deserves a chance in professional football.
"If anybody came along with an offer and he's happy with it, we wouldn't stand in his way. I think if he could go full time, he has got the ability."
An added incentive for Beavon comes in the guise of former FA Vase finalist Les Ferdinand, who played for Southall in 1986.
Ten years later Ferdinand was starring for Newcastle and England.
Beavon's father, Stuart, and grandfather Cyril, were both pros.
Stuart jnr today leaves for a week's holiday in Tenerife where he will have plenty of time to reflect on his and Didcot's achievements.
He said: "I don't think it will sink in until next week, probably when I've had a few drinks."
Didcot Town are planning to show off the FA Vase during a parade through the town in an open top bus this Friday.
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