West Brom’s summer transfer business is about to get underway – but how much could they spend against their rivals?
As excitement for the 2024–25 Championship season grows, West Brom may fancy their prospects of winning next season. The Baggies have received their schedule and will kick off on Saturday, August 10 at 12.30 p.m. at Loftus Road against QPR. On Saturday, May 3, Carlos Corberan’s team plays Luton Town at the Hawthorns to wrap up the campaign.
What transpires during the season from the beginning to the end will depend on WBA’s readiness for promotion. Although Corberan and the group surprised everyone by finishing fifth the previous season, they were unable to overcome their defeat to Southampton in the play-offs.
Corberan was forced to work with players who had lost favor with previous managers. After offering them new agreements, Cedric Kipre and Alex Mowatt came back to become important players. The team is currently awaiting their decision.
The previous season, no players were traded for cash; instead, the team’s needs were met by free agent and loan additions. Since this is the first transfer window following the completion of Shilen Patel’s takeover, this summer appears a little different. Tobjorn Heggem appears to be the first signing of the Patel era, after an agreement was reached to sign the IF Brommapojkarna player to a long-term contract.
Although having more money doesn’t always translate into success, wealthy people are more likely to be at the top of their field. It is evident from the success of league winners Leicester City and play-off winners Southampton that teams receiving parachute payments have a higher chance of making it to the postseason.
In light of this, as business starts to perk up, how wealthy is the majority owner of West Brom in comparison to the rest of the Championship? Here, with the help of data compiled by our friends at the Sunderland Echo, we look at:
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