Josh Griffiths has set a long-term goal of becoming Albion’s No.1 after signing a contract extension.
The 22-year-old, whose previous deal had been due to expire at the end of next season, has agreed new terms through to 2027.
But he is determined to mount a challenge for the No.1 jersey and said: “It was a very easy decision for me to make, to extend my stay here at Albion. “My long-term goal is to become Albion’s No.1, however, I’ve got to say I thought Alex Palmer was outstanding last season - probably the best goalkeeper in the league. We’ve got a great relationship both on and off the pitch.”
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