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Max O’Leary (1) of West Bromwich Albion during the EFL Sky Bet Championship match between Portsmouth and West Bromwich Albion at Fratton Park, Portsmouth, UK on 31 January 2026.
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Max O'Leary is ready to establish himself as Albion's undisputed number one

West Bromwich Albion opted to bring Max O'Leary back to the club and offered the goalkeeper a three-year deal this summer - with rumours around that the club...

21.07.26, 16:16 Updated 21.07.26, 16:16 4 Minute Read

Joe Chapman

Joe Chapman

While there remain gaps to fill right the way through West Bromwich Albion’s skinny-looking squad with still a number of weeks remaining of this summer transfer window, one particular department has already been addressed - and perhaps with minimal surgery still to be anticipated.

Albion ended last season with Max O’Leary as the undisputed number one. Josh Griffiths, in the win over Bristol City - ironically against the then injured O’Leary’s former club - was granted a glimpse of first-team action, but once fit again O’Leary was instantly restored.

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Joe Chapman

Joe Chapman Joe has covered West Bromwich Albion for over a decade for various media - most notably as the dedicated, day-to-day reporter for the Birmingham Mail between 2019 and 2024. He is an avid Albion supporter and is passionate about bringing high quality and wide-ranging coverage to the Baggies' fanbase.

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