West Bromwich Albion's U21s hosted a pre-season friendly against a PFA team of free agents this Tuesday. The match took place at the Fitlife Foods Performance Centre, where figures for the Baggies were able to take a look at some of their own talent. Souleyman Mandey netted twice and Remar McNeil was on the scoresheet, too. The pair helped their side to a 3-1 win over an experienced and physical side, but one that contained a couple of fairly big EFL names. Given that James Morrison is still looking to add to his squad, West Brom may have pulled a blinder by setting up the friendly to get an up-close look at some possible free transfers. The free agents that West Brom may have taken a look at in pre-season friendly include Sam Morsy, Jamie Paterson, and Marvin Johnson. Over 3,000 people tuned into the friendly between West Brom's U21s and the PFA pre-season squad. It's highly likely that senior figures of other clubs were also interested in watching the match to get a look at some players. However, Albion and some of their staff had the best view out of anyone, with many watching on from the sidelines. Though some young Albion stars stole the show, there were also some big names that Baggies fans may be interested in seeing come to The Hawthorns this summer. After the arrival of Nolan Galves, West Brom News understands that Cameron Archer could be Morrison's next target this summer. Surprisingly, West Brom's U21s looked very in control against the PFA free agents in both halves. They coped well with the physicality that many brought to the pitch, and were slick but calm in possession. Mandey in particular looked very promising, scoring from the spot and drilling home a lovely right-footed finish to seal victory for his side. He, along with McNeil looked fearless, as did the entire defence up against real quality opposition, as they may be due a first-team call-up later next season. The team's recent form has been LDWWD, and they are currently 21st in the Championship with 51 points from 46 games. Goals this season have been 48 scored and 58 conceded, resulting in a -10 goal difference. The title race is 44 points behind leaders Coventry, and Mikey Johnston is currently sidelined.