Former West Bromwich Albion forward Nacer Chadli has insisted he does not look back on his time at the club with any regret.
The Belgian forward joined the Baggies in a £10m deal from Tottenham back in 2018 as Tony Pulis looked to add some extra firepower to his forward line.
He made a flying start to life at the Hawthorns, scoring five goals in his first five games and looking like a bargain signing for the Baggies.
However, that form quickly tailed off, with Chadli managing just one more goal that season and enduring a three-month goal drought in the middle of the campaign.
His second season at the club was then ruined by a series of injuries, limiting him to just six appearances in all competitions.
“I was very happy until my injuries in my second year,” he told HLN.
“I made a lot of progress there. I learned to defend under Tony Pulis, which helped me to become a starter in the national team. I don’t regret West Brom.”