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Most teams dream of having a bit of Brazilian flair on the wing, right?
For every era there’s a precocious Samba talent who lights up our TV screens and sets up residence in our hearts.
For me it was Ronaldinho. My Dad would probably point to Garrincha or Jairzinho while my nephews run around in Neymar shirts.
So, when they largely wrote the book on world-class wide men, it feels
West Bromwich Albion forward Mikey Johnston says manager Carlos Corberan has made him “a better player” after his successful loan spell at the end of last season.
The 25-year-old re-signed for the Baggies on transfer deadline day from boyhood club Celtic for a reported £3m, after making an impression on the manager during the latter half of last season.
“I want hit the ground running. I feel I improved a
‘’I remember the words of Johnston telling me that, if for any reason Celtic decided they not to keep him, that he loved Albion and that he was going to try his best to make his career in this amazing club and in life.
“Sometimes these things happen. At the same time he told me this, I was clear with him because I knew the reality. I said to him