Reece Hall has joined Hereford on a month long loan deal from West Brom.
The 20 year old defender has skippered the Baggies' PL2 team this season and will stay at Edgar Street until January 16th.
This from West Brom:
Reece has continued to quietly, but effectively develop his defensive attributes since signing on at The Hawthorns as a schoolboy.
This culminated in the defender earning his professional contract, which he signed during the summer of 2022.
Most recently, the academy prospect has become a regular in the PL2 team and grasped training opportunities under head coach Carlos Corberán since his arrival at the club.
Hall has been used in the heart of defence, at right-back or in the midfield during his footballing education with the Baggies.
Reece has consistently brought on his game during the first year of his scholarship, and he enjoyed an unselfish role in helping Albion progress in the 2021 FA Youth Cup.
After coming off the bench in the second half of the Baggies’ triumph over Tottenham Hotspur in the fifth round of the competition, Hall put an inch-perfect cross onto fellow substitute Sammy Okoka’s head to cap off an unforgettable experience in the youngster’s development as an Albion player.
And although his final year as a scholar was majorly affected by injuries, with the defender making just 10 appearances for the U18s, Hall went one step further in a different prestigious tournament after he was drafted in to help Albion's Under-21s win the PL Cup.
Reece started and helped Richard Beale's men beat 21/22 PL2 Division 2
champions Fulham in the semi-final, before playing in the Final where
the young Baggies defeated Wolves 5-4 on penalties after drawing 2-2 in
regular time.