Morrison praises Jayson Molumby and sets physical plan for Rabby Nzingoula | OneFootball

James Morrison praised Jayson Molumby’s reaction to being left out. He also outlined a plan to build Rabby Nzingoula’s physicality after both changed West Brom’s late win at Norwich on the opening weekend.

The midfield was reshaped as Alex Mowatt left for Derby on the eve of the game, with Nzingoula and Felix Horn Myhre arriving. With senior central options down to four, Horn Myhre started at Carrow Road ahead of Molumby. According to ExpressAndStar.com, the pair later came on from the bench.

Albion weathered heavy pressure before striking late, and the introductions of Molumby and Nzingoula helped tilt the contest. Morrison said he wanted energy and control and credited both. He added that Molumby might have been upset to miss out but proved he can make a difference, while Nzingoula felt the division’s demands and was exhausted by full time.

Talk over Molumby’s future, including whispers of Wrexham interest, had eased after Mowatt’s sale. The 27-year-old Irishman added bite in midfield, and Nzingoula, a 20-year-old France youth international from Strasbourg, showed pace and quick feet.

Morrison believes Nzingoula’s attributes are clear, and that the coaching staff will aim to bring him up to speed so he can handle Championship physicality. He expressed a similar view on Horn Myhre, who was withdrawn after roughly three quarters of his first Championship start.

Source: ExpressAndStar.com

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