'Onto the next': What out of contract Daryl Dike has said ahead of West Brom future decision
The striker played for Albion on Saturday in what could be his finally appearance for the club.
Daryl Dike’s four and a half year stay at West Brom could well have come to an end following Saturday’s final game of the season against Sheffield Wednesday.
Dike has been plagued by injury troubles throughout his time at the club - having picked up the first set back on his home debut.
From them, it has been a string of issues including two major Achilles injuries that ruled him out for almost two years combined.
This season he has battled back and has made 25 appearances, only the second time he has reached that number since signing for the club.
He scored two crucial goals against Preston and Watford and played a hand in steering Albion to survival in the Championship.

However, his contract is up in the summer and he may well have played his last game for the club.
Posting on Instagram following the weekend, Dike hailed the support of the fans, something he has done throughout his struggles at the club.
But he also put a teaser line in his post - indicating that his time at the club may not be done.
James Morrison has been coy on what he has said about the future of the out of contract players.
A decision is yet to be confirmed with Albion expected to put out their released and retained list soon.
In his post, Dike said: “Another season in the books. A very difficult season, but still very happy to be a part of t.
“Thank you so much Albion fans for helping push and support us through the year.
“Us players could not have achieved anything without the support from you or the people around the club.
“So much work was put in, so many battles were fought and so many questions were learned.
“Onto the next.”
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