West Bromwich Albion ended up delivering a rather uninspiring attempt at winning promotion back to the Premier League this season.
With 46 Championship games played, the Baggies won 18, drew 15 and lost 13 in the process, leaving them with a tenth-place finish.
One disappointing factor throughout the campaign was West Brom's attacking power, or lack thereof at times.
Having scored 52 goals all season, the Baggies racked up 18 games where they failed to find the back of the net.
To further highlight their ineffectiveness in front of goal, they ended the season with the lowest percentage for shots on target and the joint-lowest rate of goals per shot.
One figure in Steve Bruce's squad that ended up being a rather useful attacking figure in terms of his goal contributions was midfielder Alex Mowatt.
In 34 league appearances, the Englishman scored four goals and delivered two assists, ending the campaign with more goal contributions than the likes of Matt Phillips and Grady Diangana among others.
Now that the season has come to an end and the summer transfer window is on the horizon, one figure that has been linked with a move to the Hawthorns that could form a deadly midfield duo with Mowatt is John Swift.
With 38 league appearances under his belt for Reading this season, the 26-year-old has scored 11 goals and delivered 13 assists, showing how capable he is in front of goal from midfield.
Having played four more games than Mowatt, the 26-year-old has racked up more shots and crosses than the Baggies figure.
Rather unsurprisingly, the Englishman also has a higher average for shots (2.1) and key passes per game (2.7) than any other player at his current club.
Back in 2019, one of Swift's previous assists was described as "outrageous" by journalist Charles Watts.
His overall performances in this campaign have earned him an impressive season rating of 7.13/10 from WhoScored, making him the highest-rated player at Reading.
This would also make him the highest-rated player in West Brom's squad as well, which shows how important he is to his side and why the Baggies are after him.
Taking all of this into account, having a midfield pairing of Mowatt and Swift in their side could definitely make West Brom a much deadlier team going forward, which is what they'll need to be if they want to have any chance of winning promotion next season.