West Brom manager Carlos Corberan An influential player has been confirmed to have suffered an injury setback ahead of the game championship The game against Watford.
West Brom prepare to travel to Watford
In mid-week, the Lantern Bags finally returned to the winning track in the league, defeating Coventry City 2-0 at the Hawthorn Stadium, ending four consecutive league draws. What’s next for Corberan West Brom Given that the Hornets are currently in eighth place, Sunday afternoon’s trip to Watford promises to be another test of their promotion credentials.
Despite having drawn 11 of 20 league games this season, the Lantern Baggers are still in sixth place, which is arguably a good sign and suggests they still need to find further gear and could be heading towards an automatic promotion spot. Impact, as they were in the lead earlier in the season.
West Brom are not without injury concerns at the moment, with the likes of Grady Diangana and Kyle Bartley sidelined, and now a major update has emerged regarding one of them.
West Brom players suffer from injuries
Speaking ahead of weekend action [via Birmingham World]Corberan confirmed West Brom forward Diangana will be unavailable for the game against Watfordhe encountered setbacks in his recovery from injury.
“Unfortunately it’s frustrating because we know how important he is. There are no serious injuries but in the end we don’t have an important player who of course we want to be with us. We still have to wait. Let’s see. I thought he would be part of the team today, but yesterday he was in pain again and it didn’t feel like he could be part of the team.”
This is frustrating for anyone who supports West Brom, especially when reports indicate that Diangana was initially expected to return for the Coventry game. Instead, he won’t even make Watford’s matchday squad as he continues his recovery.
Granted, the 26-year-old hasn’t had the most impressive season so far; Unable to register single target contribution Twelve appearances in the Championship, but he remained an important player of his time, Lee Hendry Once expressed his appreciation for him: “I had a good chat with Gareth Barry about him and he said he would continue to play at the top level.
“The West Brom fans love him and I think they would love to keep him but given that West Brom could go up and West Ham could go down, he could see himself back in the Championship. He Great performance and easy to work with. “A huge plus for the eyes and West Brom. “
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hope, £20,000 per week Diangana will be available after the weekend games and return over Christmas in the hope that West Brom will still be too strong for Watford without him.
