West Brom Boss Provides Fresh Injury Update On Maja

West Bromwich Albion manager Tony Mowbray admitted that Josh Maja might not feature for the club until potential play-off fixtures. Maja has been sidelined since sustaining a lower leg injury in January. The Nigerian is unlikely to return until after the regular action. “I’m sure it has been tough. He’s been in a brace thing […]

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