Joshua Griffiths has left West Brom after 14 years and has signed a deal with Stoke City for around £600k. The transfer was influenced by West Brom signing Max O'Leary from Bristol City and Matt Ingram from Oxford United, which led to Griffiths' departure from the club. Griffiths posted a farewell message on social media after completing the move to Stoke City.

Josh Griffiths has joined Stoke City from West Bromwich Albion for an undisclosed fee, signing a two-year contract. Stoke keeper coach Darren Behcet identified Josh Griffiths as a player to target as Stoke looked to make changes to that department this summer. Stoke sporting director Jon Walters commented on Josh Griffiths' attributes and the benefit of working with Stoke's goalkeeping group under Behcet.

It is understood that Stoke City are trying to finalise a deal for West Brom keeper Josh Griffiths, and that this would allow England youth Tommy Simkin to go back out on loan. It is believed that Griffiths was identified by Stoke keeper coach Darren Behcet to provide cover and competition for Viktor Johansson.

Stoke City are reportedly interested in West Bromwich Albion's English goalkeeper Josh Griffiths, as the club is seeking a substitute for their primary goalkeeper, Viktor Johansson. Journalist Alan Nixon, via Inside Futbol, has reported that Griffiths seems to be a suitable option for the position. The 24-year-old, who has been unable to secure the first-choice position at West Bromwich Albion, has 12 months left on his contract at The Hawthorns. Griffiths joined West Brom in July 2020 and has one appearance for the England U21 team. His current market value is listed by Transfermarkt as €2.00m.