The former Queens Park Rangers and Wolverhampton Wanderers midfielder has played under West Bromwich Albion manager Tony Pulis.
Karl Henry in action for Queens Park Rangers
The 34-year-old left QPR at the end of last season and is said to be looking for a new club, with free agents still able to be signed despite the close of the transfer window.
Gareth Barry (left) in action for West Bromwich Albion
However, with West Brom having already strengthened their midfield with the signings of Gareth Barry and Grzegorz Krychowiak this summer, it remains to be seen whether or not the Baggies are actually looking to take him on.
Henry previously played under West Brom boss Tony Pulis at first club Stoke City, before moving onto Albion’s fierce rivals Wolverhampton Wanderers – his hometown team.
Manager of West Bromwich Albion Tony Pulis
He went on to captain Wolves in the Premier League, but left for QPR after seven years at Molineux.
Henry played 14 times for the R’s during last season’s Championship campaign, although his last game came against Wolves on January 12.
Can Henry still cut it at Premier League level?
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