Grady Diangana has shared his perspective on West Brom’s pursuit of a winning mindset under the guidance of the highly regarded manager, Carlos Corberan.
In their most recent game against Coventry City, where Diangana scored his second goal of the season, West Brom secured a 2-0 victory, further solidifying their position in the Championship’s playoff race, currently standing at fifth place.
Diangana revealed that Corberan’s leadership has instilled a mentality where the team expects to emerge victorious in every match they play.
Diangana emphasized their commitment to fostering a winning mentality within the team and their aspirations for continued growth and success. He praised Corberan as a remarkable manager who provides meticulous guidance and maintains high expectations from the players, constantly motivating them.
While West Brom’s performance is currently commendable, it’s essential to acknowledge that the Championship’s fate isn’t sealed in October. The team must persistently work toward their goals and make progress if they aim to sustain their push for a playoff spot throughout the season.
Corberan is acutely aware of this and has conveyed the message to his players. Even though Diangana is enjoying his current form, he, like the entire squad, remains focused on the future and what West Brom needs to do to maintain their momentum.
The squad’s determination is evident in their collective efforts on the pitch, with each player consistently giving their all, particularly since the September international break. This shared winning mentality and strong work ethic have translated into significantly improved results.
Given the relatively small size of the current West Brom squad, it’s imperative that all players contribute their best, as there isn’t enough depth to rely on others to pick up the slack. Corberan appears to be extracting peak performance from every fit player on his roster.
With the hope that this winning mindset endures from now until May, West Brom could potentially achieve a notable finish in the season, fueled by their collective drive and Corberan’s leadership.
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