Besard Sabovic transfer claim emerges as West Brom table another offer
West Brom may look to gradually ramp up Besard Sabovic’s training intensity should he join from Djurgaardens, according to Dr Rajpal Brar.
The injury expert claims that the Baggies have to take into consideration the fact that he will be moving from a new league and will thus take time to adapt.
The club have tabled a second bid for the 26-year-old North Macedonian midfielder as they’re looking to sign him ahead of the transfer deadline. [DOOD, 8 August]
Reacting to this development, injury expert Dr Brar – who is a physical therapy specialist and sports scientist – has told West Brom News:
“I’m not overly familiar with his style of play so it’s difficult to comment on whether or not the initial risks of injury will be higher.
“However, from a physical standpoint, he has to be ready for the physical demands, particularly the increased physicality and sprint quantity.
“West Brom may look to gradually increase training intensity over the coming weeks to help him adapt.“
Carlos Corberan must now convince Besard Sabovic to join West Brom
Carlos Corberan’s task to convince Besard Sabovic to join the Baggies is crucial due to the club’s need for midfield reinforcement following the departure of key players like Okay Yokuslu.
The personal touch from a manager keen on signing you could go a long way towards him agreeing personal terms with the club.
Sabovic, with his impressive form in the Allsvenskan, could fill the void left by these exits, offering both defensive solidity and an attacking threat.
The Baggies, under financial constraints and facing a challenging season, appear to see Sabovic as a cost-effective yet high-impact signing and must go ahead with it.
In other West Brom news, a major development has emerged as the Baggies eye a free transfer of an ex-Manchester United player ahead of the 30 August deadline.
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