West Brom have had a rough summer amid continued ownership uncertainty, but the Baggies are doing well.
West Brom are in 11th place after the first five games of the Championship season. Carlos Corberán’s side have collected seven points from two wins, one draw and two losses so far.
There have been some tough times for the Baggies over the summer, but for now Corberan will focus on bringing out the best in his team.
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“In that context, I think West Brom did quite well in the summer transfer window.
“More business is needed to make this a team that can be truly challenging for promotion, but amid continued ownership uncertainty, the people at the club have done a great job. when adding new blood to the ranks. “However, the biggest achievement is keeping most of the important assets. Of course, Dara O’Shea was sold to Burnley, but as this was the only notable permanent departure, those responsible for these decisions are to be congratulated for the interest that has emerged. Most of the departures were free transfers for fringe players or loans to those in need of minutes elsewhere.
“If a new owner can be found, the Baggies could have a bright future under Corberan. With key assets still present, this opportunity can be considered a positive. Of course, more than three signings would make the situation better, but in terms of ownership situation, the summer transfer period is quite favorable for West Brom.
