Lee Cattermole has been linked with an exit from Sunderland so should West Brom consider him?
Sunderland are currently in the process of trying to move some high earning players out of the club, which according to the Sunderland Echo includes Lee Cattermole.
Less surprisingly, Wahbi Khazri, Lamine Kone and Didier Ndong make up the quartet of expensive assets the Black Cats need to sell following their relegation to League One.
What next for Cattermole?
The majority of the midfielder’s career has been played in the Premier League, with 272 appearances to is name in the division having also featured for Middlesbrough and Wigan Athletic.
Unfortunately for Cattermole, he has suffered as the Wearsiders have dropped from the top flight into the third tier in successive seasons, but still has plenty to offer at Championship level for sure.
Which is why recently relegated West Bromwich Albion might consider the 30-year-old as newly appointed manager Darren Moore begins to rebuild his squad ahead of the next campaign.
Gareth Barry, James Morrison and Claudio Yacob are all out of contract and their future at the Hawthorns remains uncertain, while Grzegorz Krychowiak will return to Paris Saint-Germain after a difficult loan spell.
Bristol Live reports that Jake Livermore is also expected to leave the Baggies, meaning that youngster Sam Field could soon be Moore’s only option in central midfield and therefore the grit and experience of Cattermole might be welcomed.
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