West Brom summer decisions: who stays and who goes? | OneFootball

Change is coming at The Hawthorns after a terrible 2025/26. Six senior players are out of contract at the end of June, with Ian Pearce, Dominic Price and head coach James Morrison to decide.

According to ExpressAndStar.com, the picture is shaped by injuries, form and finances as Albion weigh up renewals and exits.

Karlan Grant’s six years have been mixed, and injury from January told. He is still capable at this level, but finances may dictate. Verdict: Leave.

Daryl Dike’s four-and-a-half years have been ravaged by injury, so the likely outcome is an exit. He did show under Morrison he could manage a run, yet reliability is a concern. Verdict: Leave.

Captain Jed Wallace would be a loss in the dressing room. Pre-injury form under Morrison supports a case to keep him, but the sense is a fresh start suits. Verdict: Leave.

Josh Maja’s three years have been hampered by injuries and he has not found sustained consistency under various head coaches. A clean sweep in attack could aid the reset. Verdict: Leave.

Back-up keeper Joe Wildsmith has been on loan at Middlesbrough since January without playing. He is set to move on after 20 Albion appearances. Verdict: Leave.

Max O’Leary has looked assured since a short-term January move from Bristol City to address goalkeeping issues. Albion will have been impressed by his consistency and there is scope for a deal. Verdict: Stay.

Source: ExpressAndStar.com