The Albion attacker is one of 10 away with their countries during the break - and James Morrison hopes action elsewhere can benefit the Jordan international.
West Bromwich Albion manager James Morrison hopes attacker Tammer Bany can regain confidence while away on international duty with Jordan. The 22-year-old forward has yet to start a competitive fixture for West Brom since signing from Danish club Randers in a £3.4 million deal nearly two years ago, having struggled consistently with fitness and injuries.
Bany's playing time has been strictly limited across tenures under multiple managers, logging just 10 minutes in the EFL Cup defeat at Newcastle this season. Jordan faces Syria and Venezuela in upcoming friendlies, which Morrison believes can provide vital playing time and a positive shift in mindset.
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