West Brom is now negotiating with the 4-4-2 manager, who is in pole position

West Brom is said to have talks with a manager who knows a lot about the Premier League as they hope to nail their successor to Tony Mowbray in the coming weeks and months.

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The Baggies season ended up being disappointing, with Carlos Corberan leaving Valencia earlier in the campaign, and Mowbray was fired just three months after the disappointed spell.

Now it’s West Brom’s tall guys, ensuring the perfect manager to push the team into a successful championship sport in 2025/26 – ultimately with promotion to the Premier League.

A recent report said the bag is believed to be an admirer of Ryan Mason, the British, currently an assistant manager of Tottenham’s Ange Postecoglou, who won the Europa League earlier this month.

Mason, still only 33 years old in his career, was shortened by a serious head injury, but he waved on the coaching side, and West Brom saw him as a powerful option. Now, new updates have appeared on his chances to travel to Hawthans in the near future.

West Brom holds talks with manager 4-4-2

according to Football insiderMason “opened talks” to become West Brom’s new manager, reported that he was in “pole position” to take charge of bagging by next season.

He served as interim manager 13 times as the Spurs, finding another boss between them, an exciting young choice rather than being tried and tested choice like Mowbray.

Mason, played 4-4-2, is probably an interesting appointment by West Brom, in an era where managers seem to have been young and can do big jobs before they are experienced.

The former Spurs midfielder shines while coaching in North London, and Ben Davies has praised his influence during his brief tenure as manager:

“This is not the easiest situation [for Mason]. We have a limited number of games so it’s hard for him to get in and completely change things and do it in his own way. However, there is a clear message that we need to keep the ball as much as possible and tighten without it. It’s very basic, but that’s how we’ve been training and working all the time. Ryan instills in us the belief that we can do this. ”

Granted, it would be risky to hire Mason given his lack of management experience, but if the club feels he is at a point where he can leave Postecoglou and go out alone, they need to be trusted.