Callum Styles looking to take final-day feeling into new West Brom season
Albion left-back Callum Styles is optimistic he can improve on his attacking outlay under Ryan Mason this season.


Styles, 25, is keen to continue where he left off on the final day of last season with a double in the 5-3 rout of Luton Town at The Hawthorns.
Those goals more than doubled the Hungary international's haul for his debut Albion campaign to three.
And with a full pre-season under new head head Mason, Styles is optimistic the new boss's forward-thinking style will help him make an impact in the final third.
"You always want to score as much as you can in any position," said Styles.
"It's something I will try to improve on season by season."
The former Barnsley man, who spent his early years as a professional in midfield, added: "That's what I kind of missed - being able to advance forward.
"You saw in the last game I can advance forward and make a bit of a difference.


"I'm just trying to be the best I can be for myself and the team.
"Hopefully I can get a few more chances like that and I can have more of a licence to get forward. I think I will in that position."
Styles had to bide his time to break into Albion's side last season but generally impressed at left-back from October onwards.
From Lancashire, he won cap number 24 for Hungary in June, his first international recognition since moving to The Hawthorns.
Albion are believed to be looking to recruit at left-back this summer, with the unfancied Gianluca Frabotta the other option. Free agent Jamal Lewis has been linked.
He said of attacking from a full-back role: "You can kind of get overlooked as more of a defender but in the modern game - and it depends how the manager wants to play - but sometimes as a left-back you can be more advanced than a centre midfielder.
"We have a specific way of playing where we can roll out from a back four into a back three, but I suppose more of that will be seen in games.
"For sure (it can suit me). It gives me licence to get forward, but ultimately you are there as a back four - or five sometimes, I don't know - so your first priority is to make sure you are solid and you can advance from that."
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