How is ex-West Brom, West Ham and Luton Town midfielder Robert Snodgrass getting on? | OneFootball

Born in Glasgow, and spending some time with a club affiliated with Rangers, Robert Snodgrass went on to make his senior debut for Livingston.

Progressing with the Scottish outfit, a move south of the border to Leeds United came to fruition in the summer of 2008, with the midfielder leaving Livingston after netting 15 times in 79 appearances in the league.

Joining the Whites when they were operating in League One, Snodgrass managed to achieve promotion with the Yorkshire club on his second attempt, before cementing himself as a n integral part of the Leeds squad in the Championship.

A move to the Premier League then surfaced for the Creative Scot ahead do the 2012/13 campaign, with Snodgrass joining Norwich City.

Featuring regularly in England’s top-tier during those two campaigns, a move to Hull City, who were also operating in the Premier League at the time came about in the summer of 2014.

However, Snodgrass dislocated his kneecap early on during his time with the Tigers, restricting him to just the single league appearance during his first campaign with Hull.

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Going on to play a starring role during the next one and a half seasons of football at the MKM Stadium, West Ham United agreed an eight-figure deal to sign Snodgrass in January 2017.

Snodgrass played a total of 75 times in the league for the Hammers in his four years with the London club, with a move to West Brom coming to fruition in January 2021.

Playing eight times in the league as West Brom suffered relegation to the Championship, he proceeded to feature just six times during the first half of the last campaign.

Snodgrass joined Luton Town for what remained of the 2021/22 season in February, with the experienced midfielder playing an integral role as the Hatters managed to secure a play-off finish.

After an extended summer, a return to north of the border occurred with Snodgrass signing for Hearts last month.

In three appearances thus far for the Edinburgh club, Snodgrass has already chipped in with an assist.

The creative midfielder operated as part of a midfield two in a 4-2-3-1 formation against Kilmarnock at the weekend.