(Credit: Imago)
(Credit: Imago)

Ryan Mason ready to take Tottenham star with him to West Brom

Alex Charlton

Alex is a lifelong Sunderland supporter who's been reporting on Mackem News since April 2025. Indeed, he started working for Breaking Media in April and has since graduated from St Mary's University as a NCTJ Gold Standard-accredited journalist, having completed his Master's degree in Sports Journalism. Alex previously worked for Football League World and has featured on the Roker Report, providing his opinion on all things Sunderland. While getting to the games is tricky, given his job, one of the highlights of his life was watching (and crying) as the Black Cats defeated Sheffield United at Wembley Stadium last season.

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Ryan Mason seems set to leave Tottenham this summer amid talks for the vacant West Brom job.

The 33-year-old has been Ange Postecoglou's assistant manager, but he looks set to dip his toes into management.

Although nothing has been confirmed, talks have progressed well, and an announcement is expected over the next few days.

Understandably, Mason will look to take talent with him, and one Spurs player has already been linked with a move to The Hawthorns.

Ryan Mason is set to leave Tottenham (Credit: Imago)
Ryan Mason is set to leave Tottenham (Credit: Imago)

Mason wants future West Brom reunion with Spurs winger

Mason is set to part ways with Tottenham after eight years as a coach, as he speaks with West Brom.

This would be Mason's first managerial foray, but he held the position of caretaker manager on two occasions in North London.

Of course, the former Hull City man will want to take up-and-coming players with him to the West Midlands.

Mikey Moore's 2024/25 Europa League record for SpursTotal
Appearances5
Goals1
Goal conversion11%
Assists1
Touches42
Big chances created1
Moore helped Tottenham reach the Europa League final (Sofascore)

The former journalist and Baggies insider claims Moore is highly rated and that talks between Mason and the Baggies have gone well.

Moore is unlikely to feature much next season due to Tottenham acquiring Champions League football via the Europa League.

Tottenham should let Moore leave with Mason for West Brom

Given that the Lilywhites will strengthen in forward areas, opportunities for Mason will be sparse.

The teenager has shown flashes of brilliance and is one for the future at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

However, he would grow in stature at a club like West Brom, who will be gunning for a play-off finish next season in the Championship.

Such a move would be boosted by the presence of Mason, as he would be able to get the best out of the 17-year-old.

Furthermore, the EFL has a superb record of building talent, with Mason Mount, Amad Diallo, and Reece James all prime examples.

Of course, Mason must agree to West Brom's terms, but if he does, then expect Moore to follow.

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