The former Watford player is the latest lower league right-back to be linked with West Bromwich Albion.
West Bromwich Albion are tracking yet another lower league right-back, according to The Sun.
After being credited with interest in Luton’s Jack Stacey and Yeovil’s Tom James earlier in the campaign, the Baggies are now said to be keen on David Sesay of Crawley Town as a long-term solution to their problems in the position.
Matty Phillips, Tyrone Mears, Tosin Adarabioyo and now Mason Holgate have occupied the role this season.
Sesay moved to Crawley on a free transfer from Watford last summer and has only played 13 times for the East Sussex side.
But, according to the Sun, the 20-year-old has already caught the eye of several Championship clubs and is now valued at £350,000.
Brent-born Sesay, who has less than 18 months left on his contract, can also play left- and centre-back, if required.
Would Sesay be a good addition for West Bromwich Albion?
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