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Three players West Brom could sign after James Morrison transfer admission

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West Bromwich Albion are in the market for further new additions.

The Baggies have already brought in Max O'Leary, Matt Ingram, Carter Pinnington, Barney Stewart and Jimmy-Jay Morgan.

However, it appears that they are not stopping with that business, and they will be active in the coming weeks.

It seems that Morrison is aware of where they need to improve too, after his latest comments.

He confirmed that there is one specific area of the squad where he is trying to increase the quality.

What has James Morrison said about West Brom transfers?

Morrison has admitted that his side is short on wingers, with Mikey Johnston still out injured.

Speaking to the Express and Star, he said: “Well, obviously, we need to get some wingers in.

“We haven't got one at the moment, but there's a lot of work going on behind the scenes, so, I'm pretty comfortable.

“We're all working together to get the right players in, at the right time, we have to be a little bit smart and patient.”

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West Brom could be a destination for Tommy Watson

Tommy Watson has been mentioned as a potential option for the Baggies this summer.

The Sunderland Echo reported in June that the Albion held interest in a loan move for the 20-year-old.

It stated that Brighton are weighing up their options and the player's camp want to ensure he will play regularly, rather than warming the bench.

Jeserun Rak-Sakyi would solve West Brom issue

Jeserun Rak-Sakyi is another option for the Throstles to bolster their squad on the flanks.

The Crystal Palace gem is attracting interest from the B71 side on a permanent deal, according to reports.

He notched seven goals and one assists across spells in the second tier and the Turkish Super Lig last season.

Daily Mail journalist Bobby Manzi revealed that he is expected to leave Selhurst Park, but the potential £15m price tag may put the Black Country side out of the running.

One in a million option for West Brom

Million Manhoef from Stoke City is a dream target for Albion, as he notched a solid seven goals and five assists last season.

The Dutch winger is valued at £6m by football website Transfermarkt, but the Potters may want a bit more than that.

It would be ambitious target for the Baggies, but if they are serious about reaching the next level, they may have to push the boat out.

Manhoef is a certified operator in the second tier, and Morrison's side would benefit from his talents.

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