According to Jonny Drury, although he has not played for West Brom since the 2021/22 season, Rayhaan Tulloch’s future door at West Brom has not closed.
Express and Star journalist wrote on Thursday (September 28) that the striker, who is expected to have a bright future at
The Hawthorns, could sign a new contract with Carlos Corberan’s team, although it appears he is not under the Baggies boss’s management.
plans.
Tulloch signed a four-year contract when Slaven Bilic was in charge of Albion and impressed the Croatian coach, but then endured a series of unexciting loan deals, including a move to Bradford City interim this season, as he enters his final year.
his contract.
Discussing the 22-year-old man’s situation, Drury wrote:
“Is he in the waiting room for his last chance to return to Albion?
Well, the doors to the lounge are almost starting to close and it’s safe to say that Tulloch is now a free agent but under contract.
“If this loan spell goes like the previous ones, he will no longer be a West Brom player next summer.
If he scores 10 to 15 goals for Bradford City and lights up League Two, will any decision be made?
Likely.
If he does that, could Albion offer him another year?
“The door on Tulloch’s career at Albion has not closed and he still believes he can close it at Championship level.
But to stop him getting close, he needs to produce something quite spectacular this season at Valley Parade.
Past evidence suggests Tulloch will not be able to produce enough form to force Corberan and the rest of his team at The Hawthorns to rush to sign the 22-year-old to a new contract, as has been the case until now.
current point.
Very little suggests he’s good enough for a championship team.
With just six goals to his credit, including five for Dundalk in the League of Ireland, West Brom would not want to sign a 22-year-old with such a record, so they You really shouldn’t be too concerned.
to extend Tulloch’s current contract.
It would be a shame because, like Saido Berahino’s time at The Hawthorns, Tulloch’s potential promised so much but ultimately delivered little and he is expected to be released at the end of the season This tournament is in June.
Bilic must have had a lot of talent to be convinced to give the striker such a long-term contract, but for some reason he seems to have fallen short of his target.
Hopefully this is a lesson for the Baggies not to give them unworthy long-term contracts.