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West Brom goalkeeper O'Leary signs new deal to 2029

West Bromwich Albion announces a new three-year contract for goalkeeper Max O’Leary, keeping him at the club through 2029.
O’Leary joined West Brom in January on a six-month deal from Bristol City and became a key figure under James Morrison.
O’Leary’s 16 appearances and eight clean sheets contributed to West Brom’s Championship survival in the season.
Head coach James Morrison signed a two-year contract to stay on as manager, influencing O’Leary’s decision to stay.
O’Leary’s new deal runs until the summer of 2029, securing his future with West Brom beyond the current season.
The move followed O’Leary’s improvement after joining mid-season on a loan, becoming a reliable option for the club.
O’Leary expressed satisfaction with contributing to clean sheets and the club’s stability in the league.
O’Leary credited Morrison for bringing real clarity since taking over following Ramsay’s sacking.
O’Leary anticipates continuing his partnership with Morrison in the 2026-27 season.

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