English Premier League sides, Stoke City, Swansea and Cardiff City, have all launched a bid in the region of £2 million (N500 million) for troubled Nigerian international, Osaze Peter Odemwingie.
The 32-year-old is yet to feature for the Baggies this season and it is understood that he is not a part of manager Steve Clarke’s plans.
Odemwingie is keen to stay in England’s top flight, while West Brom are hoping to receive more than the £1.5 million offer that they rejected from Dubai outfit, Al Nasr, earlier this month.
It appears that a solution to suit both parties could soon be reached.
Reports also have it that West Brom Albion received two offers on the part of Cardiff, which was put on the plate – two million pounds – and by the Swansea, which would have stopped at 1.8 million while Stoke City has already indicated its interest in the former Lille forward.
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