Leicester City and Burnley are “keeping an eye” on West Brom winger Grady Diangana, according to Daily Mail journalist Tom Collomosse.
The journalist reported via his personal Twitter account on Friday (28 July) that the duo are among the clubs eyeing the 25-year-old.
Attacker Diangana joined the Albion permanently from West Ham in 2020 following a season-long loan at The Hawthorns.
The winger has gone on to make 129 appearances for the Baggies, 35 of which came in all competitions last season.
“Leicester and Burnley among the clubs who are keeping an eye on Grady Diangana,” Collomosse wrote on Twitter. “Winger joined West Brom permanently in 2020.”
Diangana only managed four goals and three assists for West Brom in all competitions last time out, with the winger undoubtedly keen to improve upon those tallies next time around.
But whether or not he will be doing that in the colours of the Albion remains to be seen, with the 25-year-old certain to be tempted with a return to the Premier League if there is indeed genuine interest from Burnley.
The newly-promoted Clarets are forming quite the squad under talented manager Vincent Kompany, with the man in the dugout another reason why Diangana may want a switch to Turf Moor.
A move to the King Power Stadium, however, should also not be ruled out, with the Foxes perhaps in a better position to be promoted next season than the Baggies.
For now, however, the winger remains a West Brom player, with no concrete action taken by Burnley, Leicester or any other club.
