Tottenham Hotspur youngster Alex Pritchard has stated that he is determined on making an impact at West Bromwich Albion.

Following a frustrating first half to the season with Spues, Pritchard is handed a chance of earning regular first team football once again after joining Albion on a loan deal till the end of the season on deadline day.

The 22-year-old winger is excited to have joined West Brom and has now stated his desire to make most of the opportunity.

The youngster, who enjoyed a successful stint with Brentford last term, said on talkSPORT: "To get a move to West Brom is great for me. It came about very quickly so I got myself up here and got it done. To get my chance in the Premier League made it an easy decision for me.

"I spoke to Tony Pulis this morning, very briefly. He said about getting in here, getting settled very quickly and working hard, which will do and always have.

"Hopefully I'll get my chance and when I do I'll take it. It will be great if I get myself a regular spot every single week but, let's be honest, I've been out for a while and working hard to get my fitness back.

"I want to try and get my form back and hopefully get some game time and see what I can do in the Premier League."