West Bromwich Albion have plenty of players who are facing uncertain futures at the Hawthorns.
West Brom boss Darren Moore has a lot of work to do this summer, regardless of whether his team manage to secure promotion back to the Premier League or not.
The problem for the Baggies chief is that he will probably not be given lavish funds in order to bolster his ranks sufficiently, so he might have to be thrifty with the way in which he approaches the transfer market.
Moore may instead have to sell before he can buy, and with that in mind, here are seven West Brom players who could realistically be let go this summer…
Boaz Myhill:
The experienced stopper is out of contract at the end of the season, and is unlikely to be offered a new deal by West Brom.
Estimated value: £0
Ahmed Hegazy:
The Egyptian has been linked with a move away from the Hawthorns recently, with Turkish media outlet Aksam claiming that Fenerbahce want to sign the defender.
Estimated value: £6.5 million
Gareth Barry:
Another player out of contract in the summer, the 38-year-old’s time playing at the top level seems to be drawing to a close.
Estimated value: £0
Chris Brunt:
The Northern Irishman’s deal expires in the summer, and West Brom might just be tempted to get his salary off their payroll, rather than offer him a new contract.
Estimated value: £0
Rekeem Harper:
The talented youngster is a target for all of the Premier League’s current top six sides, according to a report from The Sun on Sunday (3/3; page 68), and with his contract set to expire in the summer, it is looking likely that he will leave the Baggies before the start of next season.
Estimated value: £0
Jake Livermore:
The central midfield his arguably West Brom’s most valuable asset.
Moore would probably not want to lose Livermore, but selling him for around £15 million (the Mirror) would greatly boost his transfer kitty.
Estimated value: £15 million
Matt Phillips:
The winger is also a player who Moore would surely like to keep at West Brom, but should someone come in with an offer of around £8-10 million, the Black Country outfit might just find it hard to resist.
Phillips was linked with Premier League duo Burnley and Cardiff City, according to the Mirror, but whether they would be prepared to spend upwards of £8 million on the former QPR ace remains to be seen.
Estimated value: £8.5 million
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