West Brom winger Tom Fellows is attracting interest from a number of Premier League clubs, including Everton, in the January transfer window.
It’s a claim former West Brom assistant manager Mick Brown, who still has good relations at The Hawthorns, has claimed in an exclusive interview with Football Insider that scouts are keeping a close eye on the winger’s development.
However, a January move is unlikely, with interested clubs keen to see him play a full season in the Championship to prove he can make the step up.
Everton and Ipswich are believe to have long been interest in the 21-year-old, while Southampton had a £10m bid rejected last summer.
Since then, both clubs have continue to monitor his progress and have been join by other Premier League scouts, but he is expect to continue his development at The Hawthorns.
With West Brom, Fellows has played in every Championship game this season, starting all but three, while scoring one goal and providing eight assists.
Fellows enjoyed a productive season last year, contributing five goals and four assists in 39 appearances across all competitions. His impressive form has continued into the current campaign, with three assists in his first three games. Southampton evidently see him as a player who could make an impact at the highest level, but they will need to significantly increase their offer if they hope to convince West Brom to part ways with the winger.
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