West Brom could be in line to receive a windfall if midfielder Sam Field completes a move away from Queens Park Rangers, according to BirminghamLive.
The news outlet reported on 2 August that the Baggies would receive 20 per cent of any sale if the Albion academy product, who is attracting admirers, is sold this summer.
The 25-year-old left left the Hawthorns for QPR in 2021 and has since gone on to impress in his 96 appearances for the West London club.
Funds welcome
Any funds the Baggies receive at this moment in time is more than welcome due to the ongoing financial constraints that the club are working under.
It’s been made clear that Carlos Corberan is operating under a tight budget after the departure of several senior players so far this summer, with a one-in-one-out policy looking to be in place.
It would be a boost for the club to see Field make a move from QPR this summer to receive some extra cash, as Leeds United, Burnley and Champions League side Rangers have reportedly expressed an interest in signing him.
The midfielder’s form at Loftus Road last season caught the eye after he clinched the players’ player, the supporters’ player and the Junior Hoops player of the year accolades.
He is probably the kind of player Corberan would now love to have in his squad, but given that’s extremely unlikely, he’ll be happy to settle for Field making a move elsewhere to provide his transfer budget with a healthy boost.
