Whitwell joined West Brom aged 11 and has enjoyed a breakthrough few months after impressing in pre-season and earning the trust of boss Morrison.

West Bromwich Albion midfielder Harry Whitwell reflected on his senior breakthrough under manager James Morrison after establishing himself in the first team this season. The 20-year-old academy graduate has scored against Rotherham and Burnley, making 12 appearances across all competitions as the Baggies sit fifth in the Championship.
Whitwell recently signed a new contract committing his future to the club through 2029 following a summer squad rebuild. Alongside discussing his relationship with Morrison and learning Norwegian to converse with teammates, Whitwell highlighted West Brom's focus on securing promotion playoff contention ahead of the international break.
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