James Morrison hopes West Brom’s Bany can kick on after Jordan call-up | OneFootball

James Morrison hopes West Brom attacker Tammer Bany returns from Jordan duty with renewed confidence after a tough club run. The forward has yet to start a competitive game since a £3.4 million switch from Danish side Randers nearly two years ago.

"Yes, a benefit, sure," Morrison said. "I know what it's like to go on international duty and it can change a mindset a little bit, getting away from it and coming back," he told ExpressAndStar.com.

"He can find some confidence there and get some more game time." "He's been training alright, Tammer."

Jordan have two friendlies in this break, against Syria on Sunday and Venezuela on Tuesday week, October 6.

Bany made his Jordan debut last November after confirming his allegiance, having been born in Denmark and also eligible for Palestine. He logged 70 minutes in a friendly last winter, more than he managed for Albion across four substitute outings last season.

His longest Albion run, 45 minutes at Sheffield Wednesday on the final day, led to a hamstring injury that kept him out of the summer World Cup. He has played 10 minutes in this season’s EFL Cup defeat at Newcastle.

Former sporting director and club president Andrew Nestor was central to bringing him to Albion.

Source: ExpressAndStar.com

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