Former Sunderland and Millwall loanee Callum Styles has completed his move to a new club. The Hungary international, who joined Sunderland on loan from Barnsley in January but struggled to make a significant impact as the Black Cats finished 16th in the Championship, has now signed with Championship club West Brom. The transfer, finalized during the window, is for an undisclosed fee and includes a four-year contract.

Following the move, Styles remarked, “This is a big club and it should be in the Premier League. The ambition for everyone is to get back there. I couldn’t turn down an opportunity like this.”

Styles highlighted his strengths, saying, “I think some of my best attributes are being good on the ball, driving forward with it, and trying to make things happen for my team. I’ve got good energy, and my positional awareness and understanding of the game will benefit the team.”

He mentioned his versatility, noting he can play in several positions, including as an attacking wing-back or in central midfield. Styles expressed his eagerness to make a significant contribution and achieve success both individually and with the team.