Influential attacker Mikey Johnston’s absence is a real blow for Albion this season and boss James Morrison knows the Irishman is being missed.
West Bromwich Albion manager James Morrison stated that injured attacker Mikey Johnston will return with a point to prove once available. The 27-year-old winger broke his ankle in February and suffered a subsequent setback after making a brief substitute appearance against Rotherham in the EFL Cup.
Morrison highlighted that Johnston's absence was felt during recent 1-1 home draws against Charlton and QPR. The manager also revealed plans to potentially deploy the former Celtic player in a central support striker role once he recovers.
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