The young West Bromwich Albion player conceded to one of his former Baggies teammates.
The young West Bromwich Albion goalkeeper, Adam Przybek, appears to be on trial at Ipswich Town.
Przybek was named in the Ipswich Under-23s’ side to face Crystal Palace on Monday afternoon.
The 18-year-old began the campaign playing for West Brom at the same age level, but has since had loan spells at Gloucester City and Rushall Olympic, where he was due to remain until the summer, according to the Baggies’ official website.
However, whether or not that is still the case remains to be seen.
Neither the Baggies nor the Tractor Boys have commented yet on Przybek’s appearance, which came two days after Rushall’s postponed fixture against Rushden and Diamonds.
However, it is not uncommon at this time of year for clubs to take a look at others’ young players with a view to adding them to their own set-ups next season.
It is unclear when Przybek’s West Brom contract is due to expire. According to the Premier League website, the Wales youth international signed an extended scholarship deal at the end of last term.
The former West Brom winger, Bakary Sako, scored for the Palace U23s against Ipswich.
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