Carlos Corberán said all first-team players, except those recovering from long-term injuries, will train on Friday ahead of this weekend’s trip to Preston North End (3pm).
The Baggies make the trip up the M6 on Saturday to face the only team still beaten in the Sky Bet Championship so far this season.
Corberán revealed defenders Semi Ajayi and Erik Pieters both missed a training session during the week, but are expected to both be available for the Baggies’ clash with the Lilywhites.
The home team on Saturday was one of the most impressive performers in the tournament through the first eight matches of the 2023/24 campaign, with six wins and two draws.
They have a record 12 points from 12 games at Deepdale, beating Sunderland, Swansea City, Plymouth Argyle and Birmingham City in front of their own fans with four consecutive 2-1 scores.
And Corberán says his players must approach the game with the highest possible level of commitment.
“Saturday’s challenge is very important for us.
“They have done very good things and this is confirmed by the numbers and statistics they have.
“We have to prepare well and face the match with utmost determination, focusing on our strengths and then showing them on the field.
“Preston has a lot of strengths.
They play with three defenders, two centre-backs and three strikers.
They evolve very quickly and their first thought is always to move forward rather than backward.
“They don’t get discouraged when things don’t go their way and that’s a very important skill to have not only in football but also in life.
It helps you change things in a positive direction.
“I know the West Bromwich Albion players will go to Preston and represent West Bromwich Albion in the best way possible.
We will represent over 2,000 supporters who will be with us at the stadium and thousands more who will support us at home.
“We will try our best to win the match for all these reasons.
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