Nathan Lowe is overjoyed to be back at Stoke City, having scored in his first game back after a successful loan spell at League Two leaders Walsall. During his time with the Saddlers, Lowe proved himself as one of the best players in League Two, racking up impressive stats of 18 goals and seven assists in 30 appearances. Stoke exercised their option to recall him, making him a valuable forward option for Mark Robins.
In his first game back, Lowe scored early in the match against West Brom, securing a point for Stoke. His instinctive finish showed his ability to find the net in the second-tier, potentially solving Stoke’s striker problems. With injuries plaguing the squad, Lowe’s return could not have come at a better time.
Robins praised Lowe’s progression at Walsall, noting his confidence and ability to find scoring opportunities. The 19-year-old is eager to continue making an impact at Championship level, and his performance against West Brom has certainly earned him the chance to do so. Lowe’s return has given Stoke a much-needed boost as they strive to climb out of the relegation zone.
