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The two signings West Brom could make before transfer deadline

Mark Smith

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West Brom remain active in the transfer market with the deadline quickly approaching.

Clubs in England have until 11pm on 1 September to conclude their transfer business after yet another groundbreaking summer.

It's been no different at West Brom, with Bilkul Football heavily backing James Morrison in the market.

After guiding the Baggies to safety last season and becoming permanent head coach at The Hawthorns, signings followed.

With nine new signings through the door, West Brom could soon hit double figures.

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What other signings do West Brom still want?

There could be up to two new faces through the door before tomorrow night's deadline.

Joe Chapman has reported that a right-sided defender appears to be one of the most-wanted areas to strengthen.

Updating via Full Throstle and X, the journalist states that another forward would be taken if possible, too.

With Toby Collyer's arrival sorting out numbers in midfield, eyes are now on those final pieces of the puzzle for this squad.

Who is on West Brom's radar?

It's hard to predict who could actually be on the shortlist, with the transfer strategy changing for the better.

After years of older, more experienced players coming in, the Albion have flipped the script with younger, thriving stars-to-be targeted.

Jimmy-Jay Morgan is the perfect example of that, with the young forward signed from Chelsea finding the net for fun already.

Despite that success, and the signing of Barney Stewart, that possible new forward could be Southampton's Cameron Archer.

Linked heavily throughout the summer, it'll be interesting to see if West Brom make a late move for the striker.

With Kareem Tunde just signing and making his debut at Middlesbrough, that forward could be another winger, too.

Either way, it's great to see West Brom active in the market as we quickly approach that Tuesday deadline.

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