West Brom are in contact over a deal for a 'hugely talented' Premier League player

West Bromwich Albion They have now made calls to inquire about the availability of a “very talented” midfielder in the Premier League, according to Sky Sports reporter Mark McAdam.

Carlos Corberan leaving mid-season to join Valencia was always going to be a difficult situation for West Brom to deal with, and their chances of achieving their promotion target have been affected.

The Baggies have won just one of their last six championship In recent matches, the team suffered a 2-0 defeat away to promotion rivals Middlesbrough, with the Tony Mowbray era not getting off to the best of times.

However, Mowbray's side remain just one point behind sixth-placed Blackburn Rovers, and with a permanent manager now in place, the team will be keen to put their recent campaign behind them and return to the play-offs.

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Tony Mowbray would like to welcome this star to the Hawthorn squad after he was officially appointed as West Bromwich Albion manager.

To do that, however, West Brom may have to strengthen their squad this month, and they are thought to be particularly keen on a midfielder, with a deal to be signed. Standard Liege's Isaac Price is now close to completion.

Sky Sports reporter Mark McAdam has now taken to the X to share this The Beji are also interested in signing Chelsea midfielder Harvey ValeWhich attracts the attention of a number of championship clubs in addition to teams from Germany and Belgium.

The Championship promotion hopefuls have now taken the first concrete steps towards completing a deal, having lodged an investigation, with Championship rivals Queens Park Rangers and Oxford United taking the same course of action.

Vale need time to play at a high level

Barring two brief appearances in the Europa Conference League, Vale have only appeared in the Premier League 2 this season, scoring three Goals and five assists in seven matches.

While these are good numbers, the Chelsea youngster is now 21, so he has reached the stage where he needs consistent playing time at senior level, rather than playing for the youth team.

Last season, the young star was a key player for Bristol Rovers in League One 39 times, so he can now be ready to move on to the tournament.

Journalist Simon Johnson praised The midfielder is 'extremely talented' after arriving on loan at Memorial Stadium, and the fact that Chelsea originally planned for him to be part of the squad this season is a promising sign, even if he cannot break into the team.

As such, it is promising news that West Brom are seeking a move for Vale, and Mowbray will be hoping the former Bristol Rovers player can give his side the edge in the promotion race.