West Brom’s summer signings rated so far, part two | OneFootball

Albion made 10 signings and, after eight Championship games, the final five have been graded on their early impact, per ExpressAndStar.com.

Felix Horn Myhre, a £2.5million recruit from SK Brann, is rated D+. The 27-year-old has been tried as a No 10, with one goal on his EFL Cup debut at Rotherham and an assist against QPR. James Morrison, who drove the deal, values his intelligence and pressing, but more impact is needed.

Rabby Nzingoula, C+, has looked bright, notably off the bench against Wolves. The 20-year-old youth international, landed ahead of Swansea with Dominic Price key, has three starts and six cameos. Quick and skilful, he still lacks positional and tactical polish.

Kareem Tunde, D-, is adapting to new surroundings. The 21-year-old winger, a £2.5m buy from Levante after breaking through last season, was off the pace in 45 minutes of his start at Charlton after a bright debut at Middlesbrough. Subsequent cameos have underwhelmed.

Toby Collyer, B-, has played roughly 75 minutes since a permanent return, impressing for much of his start against QPR despite an error for the R’s goal. The 22-year-old has shown promise, and there is an expectation he will be a regular before long.

Brayann Pereira was dismissed 34 minutes into his debut at Derby. With compatriot Nolan Galves out with a knee injury, the 23-year-old right-back has an opening to respond, having played at a good level as recently as August, and it allows Callum Styles to return to left-back.

Source: ExpressAndStar.com

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