Davies signed for the newly-promoted Potters from Southampton in the summer but has yet to make his bow due to a knee injury.

The former England Under-21 international underwent minor surgery last month and is now pushing for a place in Tony Pulis' side.

He told The Sentinel: "I have been training since the middle of last week and everything has felt fine.

"Hopefully, I will be able to play in the reserves and, if I get through that, I could maybe even push for a place in the squad for the Hull game.

"With two weeks' full training and 90 minutes of football under my belt, it is possible I could be involved."

Stoke, who currently lie 15th in the table, take on West Bromwich Albion this weekend before hosting the Tigers on 29 November.