Norwich City reportedly knocked back West Bromwich Albion’s £12 million summer bid.
West Bromwich Albion manager Tony Pulis believes he can land failed summer target Timm Klose for £7.5 million, according to the Sun.
It is claimed that Norwich City, who knocked back a £12 million offer from the Baggies during the summer transfer window, are now braced for a fresh approach for the 28-year-old.
The Canaries paid £7.5 million for Klose in January but, despite being a regular in the Premier League, the Swiss has failed to feature in any of Alex Neil’s last six starting line-ups – and Pulis is reportedly ready to rescue him from Carrow Road.
West Brom manager Tony Pulis
West Brom pair Gareth McAuley and Jonas Olsson are both out of contract in the summer, making centre-back a priority area for the Baggies boss this winter.
Klose is vastly experienced, having played well over 100 times at top-flight level and in Europe, and has 12 caps for his country.
Norwich City’s Timm Klose
Norwich may be willing to lose the former Wolfsburg man, whose sale could raise funds for Neil to revitalise his ailing squad in the upcoming transfer window.
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