Callum Styles admits 'surprise' over double West Brom award as he makes promotion claim
He scooped two awards before Albion’s final home game of the season.
Callum Styles has admitted he was surprised with being handed two awards for his season at Albion - as he revealed how the West Brom players have kept standards high amid their struggling campaign.
Styles, signed from Barnsley back in 2024 - has become very much a regular starter and fan favourite at The Hawthorns.
The versatile Hungary international has been the first choice left back for most of his time at the club.
But he has played in a number of positions, including on the left side of midfield and as a central midfielder.
Interim boss James Morrison described him as a ‘manager’s dream’ after he scooped both the player of the year and supporters’ player of the year crown.
The full back expressed his pride but insisted he was a bit surprised by being given the accolades.
And he also credited the staff and players at the club, for continuing to drive standards throughout a tough season.
He said: “I was surprised, to be honest. I know personally I've had a consistent season, but there's been players that have also done well.
“And we obviously wasn't where we was at, so it kind of feels a bit like, but no, I feel proud of what I've achieved this season personally.
“And hopefully we can just kick on next season because this club shouldn't be down there, it should be up there fighting for promotion.
“I feel like the staff here, they're all top quality and they push the standards and to keep preparing well and to keep on stuff and keep improving.
“And I've obviously took that on board, turned forward and I'm more conscious of doing the extra bits and the extra bits of recovery to stay fit, to keep playing, to prepare for games.
“And yeah, I think that's the biggest factor in the consistency and I've just got to keep pushing.
“And obviously we've just got to push each other, keep the standards high.”
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