Chris Davies opens up on Alfie May position change with promise to Birmingham City striker

explanation of May’s stance during his press conference prior to the Blues’ trip to Shrewsbury Town this weekend.

“Alfie has performed admirably since joining, and his overall numbers are encouraging,” Davies remarked. Since Jay

has entered the game and had a significant influence, I have played him as a 10 even though his position is a 9.

“Alfie has had to play that role because he is intelligent, capable, and able to connect the play.” Although that’s not

his ideal part, he can perform it.

Although he’s not the nine in the last line receiving the same goal return, he has ultimately adjusted to it rather well

and contributed to some outstanding performances.

Following the most recent international break, when Stansfield returned from England under-21 service injured,

May was the mainstay of the Blues’ attack in victories against Lincoln and Bolton. Although he didn’t score in either

win, May helped Keshi Anderson and Willum Willumsson at Lincoln with two assists.

May, who won PFA Player of the Year and finished as League One’s top scorer last season, has been reassured by

Davies that he will return to his favored position.

“From Alfie’s perspective, he will have many chances to play as a nine in his best position, but he will have to do that

if he needs to fill in somewhere else,” Davies continued. “I’m not worried about Alfie. When you examine Alfie’s

outputs and stats in May, I have no doubt that they will be quite high.

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