West Brom are in the process of being taken over, and the prospective new owners have already decided they want Tom Fellows to remain at the club, according to the Daily Mail.
The newspaper shared on 11 November that Leicester and Southampton are both interested in signing the young winger, but the new owners are determined not to lose their star academy product.
Fellows has made six appearances so far this season, predominantly from the bench, and was named among the substitutes again in the Baggies side to face Southampton on Saturday.
New owners making their intentions clear
The potential new owners have moved quickly to make their intentions clear if the takeover deal goes through smoothly. The fact that they are already making calls behind the scenes should be received as a good sign of their confidence around the deal.
It also represents a stark contrast from what the Baggies are going through at the moment, particularly in the summer transfer window where some key players were heavily linked to exits as the current owners wanted to sell to balance the books.
Keeping Fellows at the club is not just a sign of intent from the owners, but also a boost on the pitch as the 20-year-old is an exciting prospect for the future of the club and one Carlos Corberan has placed plenty of faith in.
For the management to have high hopes for a player, and the prospective new owners keen to keep him amid interest, signs are beginning to emerge that the future may be a positive one at The Hawthorns.
In other West Brom news, Carlos Corberan shared what gives his side the edge in tight games.
