West Bromwich Albion has made its stance clear when it comes to the future of Tom Fellows, with a reported valuation of £15 million set for the talented winger. Despite rejecting bids from Ipswich Town and Southampton in the region of £10-11 million, West Brom faces renewed interest from Everton in the final days of the transfer window.

Everton, having considered Fellows earlier in the year, may now turn their attention back to him, viewing him as a promising and more cost-effective option if their primary target, Ernest Nuamah, proves difficult to acquire. The 21-year-old Fellows has been crucial to West Brom’s success this season, contributing significantly to their victories over QPR and Stoke City by providing key assists to teammates.

Although West Brom is on the verge of securing Mikey Johnston from Celtic as a squad addition, the club sees him not as a replacement but as reinforcement. Johnston is undergoing a medical ahead of his anticipated move to the Midlands, while Fellows, under contract until 2027, remains a key figure in the Baggies’ plans.