West Brom hoping to ward off competition for highly-rated forward Tom Fellows despite growing interest from Championship rivals Leicester and Southampton

• West Brom are endeavouring to keep hold of promising forward Tom Fellows
• Leicester and Southampton have shown an interest in signing the 20-year-old 
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West Bromwich Albion are trying to keep hold of forward Tom Fellows amid mounting interest from Championship rivals Leicester City and Southampton.

The highly rated 20-year old is out of contract at the end of the season and Albion are keen to get him to sign new terms.

Fellows has been at the club from Under 10 level and has impressed in their youth sides and Premier League 2 as he progressed through the ranks.

He spent last season on loan at Crawley Town and has been figuring in the first team set up under coach Carlos Corberan.

Albion are in the process of being taken over and the prospective new owners have already indicated they want Fellows to stay but Leicester and Southampton sense an opportunity to snap up a young, versatile player of potential and are monitoring developments ahead of January.

West Brom are endeavouring to keep hold of promising young forward Tom Fellows (right)

Having risen through the club’s academy, the 20-year-old has been featuring in the first-team set up under boss Carlos Corberan

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Fellows has made six appearances this season, predominantly from the bench, while Albion sit sixth in the Championship, one point behind Southampton who they play on Saturday and 13 behind leaders Leicester. 

Interest is growing among rival Championship clubs who sense an opportunity to snap him up amid West Brom’s ongoing takeover

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