Overview
- Ramsay, 34, has replaced Ryan Mason after ten straight losses, with Albion 18th and seven points above the relegation zone.
- He arrives from MLS side Minnesota United after two seasons that included playoff runs and a club-record points haul in 2025, having previously coached at Chelsea and Manchester United.
- The new head coach emphasizes clarity, organization and defined expectations, targeting control with and without the ball and day-to-day consistency.
- He has worked with the squad for only a couple of days and will debut at The Hawthorns against second-placed Middlesbrough in a televised Friday fixture he called a “perfect start.”
- Owner Shilen Patel said the club does not regret appointing Mason and described Ramsay’s hiring as the result of an extensive process, reiterating promotion as the long-term aim.