West Bromwich Albion

West Bromwich Albion FC, commonly called West Brom or WBA, represents one of the historic institutions of English football. Founded in 1878, the club is among the founding members of the Football League and possesses a prestigious trophy cabinet. The Baggies have played at the Hawthorns since 1900, a 27,000-capacity venue that constitutes England's highest stadium and offers a passionate Midlands atmosphere.

West Brom's history shines with an English championship in 1920 and five FA Cups, the club having marked history by becoming the first team to achieve the FA Cup-promotion double in 1931. The Baggies have spent most of their history between the first and second divisions, establishing themselves as a respected yo-yo club capable of competing with the best during their elite spells.

West Bromwich Albion embodies traditional Midlands football with a strong working-class identity and loyal supporters. The club pursues its objective of returning to the Premier League and maintaining themselves sustainably. The Baggies maintain historic rivalries with Aston Villa, Wolverhampton and Birmingham in Midlands derbies. The ambition is to rebuild progressively to return to the elite and perpetuate the tradition of a club that has marked over 140 years of English football history.