‘He Will Go to Another Club’ – West Bromwich Albion Manager Admits Tammer Bany Has No Future at Birmingham Road
West Bromwich Albion manager has reportedly admitted that Tammer Bany could leave the club, with the forward appearing to have no long-term future at The Hawthorns. The comments have sparked fresh speculation about the player’s next destination as Albion continue to shape their squad for the new campaign.
Bany arrived with expectations that he could develop into an important attacking option, but his situation has become increasingly uncertain. Despite showing flashes of quality, the competition for places and the manager’s tactical plans appear to have made it difficult for the youngster to establish himself as a regular first-team player.
Speaking about Bany’s future, the West Brom boss is understood to have made his position clear, suggesting that the player may have to move elsewhere to find the regular football he needs.
“He will go to another club,” the manager reportedly indicated, a statement that has immediately raised questions about whether West Brom are preparing to sanction a permanent transfer or consider another arrangement.
For Bany, a departure could provide an opportunity to restart his career and gain the consistent playing time that has been difficult to secure at West Brom. At his age, regular competitive football could be crucial to his development, confidence and progression.
West Brom, meanwhile, may also see a transfer as a sensible move if Bany is not part of the manager’s immediate plans. The club could potentially use the opportunity to reduce squad numbers while creating room for new attacking additions.
There is expected to be interest in Bany if he becomes available, particularly from clubs searching for a young forward with room to improve. A move could allow him to play without the same pressure associated with competing for a place in a crowded squad.
The situation will therefore be closely watched over the coming weeks. Supporters who hoped to see Bany establish himself in Albion colours may be disappointed, but the manager’s comments suggest that a separation could now be approaching.
Ultimately, Bany’s departure would represent another important decision in West Brom’s squad-building process. Whether the move is permanent or temporary remains to be seen, but the message from the manager appears increasingly clear: Bany’s future may lie away from Birmingham Road.
For the player, the priority will be finding a club willing to give him opportunities and trust him with meaningful minutes. For West Brom, the challenge will be ensuring that any departure makes sense for both the club’s sporting ambitions and its long-term plans.
