West Bromwich Albion have been linked with a move for the Polish international.
According to a recent report from Belgian news outlet DH.be, West Bromwich Albion are among the clubs monitoring Anderlecht forward Lukasz Teodorczyk, and Baggies fans should be desperate for the 25-year-old to ultimately complete a move to The Hawthorns.
Salomon Rondon has been in fine form for West Brom this season, but if manager Tony Pulis partnered him with Teodorczyk it could be a match made in Heaven.
The latter has scored a very impressive 21 goals in 28 matches for Anderlecht this season while on loan from Dynamo Kiev and he has netted regularly wherever he has played.
With his temporary spell coming to an end in the summer, there will be no shortage of interested parties if Kiev deem him surplus to requirements, but if West Brom can win the race they will be signing a player who could help them reach the next level.
Having one devastating striker is good but having two is brilliant and on form Teodorczyk definitely falls into that category.
The Baggies have come on leaps and bounds under Pulis and they now have the money to offer the kind of wage package and signing-on fee to tempt the Poland international to the club, potentially even in a pre-contract agreement as early as next month.
With Nacer Chadli and Matt Phillips supplying the ammunition and Rondon and Teodorczyk getting on the end of it, West Brom could push for more than just a European place in the years to come.
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