West Bromwich Albion’s academy product Ethan Ingram is set for a permanent transfer to Dundee in the Scottish Premiership after turning down a new deal with the Baggies. Ingram, who spent last season on loan at Salford City in League Two, never made a senior league appearance for West Brom. Meanwhile, former Birmingham City defender Marc Roberts has rejoined Barnsley on a free transfer following the expiration of his contract with the Blues. Roberts returns to Barnsley, where he played from 2015 to 2017, bringing extensive Championship experience to the League One side.
A West Bromwich Albion youngster is set to transfer to the Scottish Premiership. With Euro 2024 advancing to the quarterfinals, the spotlight is on the biggest transfer rumors surrounding West Brom and the Championship.
A West Brom defender, who spent last season on loan, is expected to make a permanent move to the Scottish Premiership. Meanwhile, a former Birmingham City defender is joining one of the Blues’ League One rivals after his contract at St. Andrew’s ended.
West Brom academy product Ethan Ingram is reportedly set to leave the club, with Dundee in the Scottish Premiership interested in him. After declining a new deal with West Brom, Ingram is likely to move to Scotland for the 2024/25 season. Ingram, who has never made a senior league appearance for West Brom, joined their academy in 2015 and has represented England’s youth teams. Last season, he played on loan for Salford City in League Two. While Salford expressed interest in a permanent deal, Ingram appears to prefer a move to Dundee.
In a post on his official Twitter page, Marsh wrote: “Ethan Ingram poised to join Dundee. Former England U20 international had suitors elsewhere but is now closing in on a move to the Scottish Premiership after turning down a new WBA deal.”
Marc Roberts has re-signed with Barnsley on a free transfer after his contract at Birmingham City expired. Roberts, 33, was born in Barnsley and played for the Tykes from 2015 to 2017, making 72 league appearances and scoring five goals. After seven years with Birmingham, who were relegated to League One at the end of the 2023/24 season, Roberts returns to his hometown club. During his time at St. Andrews, he played in 186 Championship games and scored seven goals.
In an interview on Barnsley’s official website, Sporting Director Mladen Sormaz said: “We are extremely pleased to bring Marc back to Oakwell. We felt that a player of Marc’s calibre and experience was too good to not bring to Barnsley, with over 200 Championship appearances and a promotion from this division on his CV. Marc knows what it takes to have success at Oakwell, and we look forward to bringing his qualities into the changing room and working with our coaching staff.”
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