West Bromwich Albion goalkeeper Max O'Leary has laid out his expectations for the new season, emphasizing a strong push for promotion from the Championship. The 27-year-old shot-stopper, who joined the Baggies in the summer, is determined to help the club return to the Premier League.
O'Leary's Ambitions for the Campaign
O'Leary stated, "The aim is to get promoted. That's the main goal for everyone at the club. We have a talented squad and a great manager, so we're confident we can achieve it." He highlighted the team's preparation and the positive atmosphere within the group.
Personal Goals and Team Dynamics
On a personal level, O'Leary aims to establish himself as the first-choice goalkeeper and contribute consistently. "I want to play as many games as possible and help the team with clean sheets," he said. The goalkeeper praised the defensive unit and the competition for places, which he believes will drive performance.
Manager's Influence
O'Leary credited manager Carlos Corberán for instilling a clear philosophy and high standards. "The manager has been clear about how he wants us to play. It's intense but exciting. We all buy into it," O'Leary explained. He noted that the tactical approach suits his strengths and the team's style.
Fan Support and Expectations
The goalkeeper also acknowledged the role of the fans, saying, "The support at The Hawthorns is incredible. We want to give them a team they can be proud of." With the new season approaching, O'Leary is focused on delivering results and meeting the high expectations set by the club and its supporters.
