6th June, 2013
West Bromwich Albion striker, Peter Odemwingie will leave the Barclays English Premier League club this summer provided his valuation is met.
The attacker courted controversy for most of the 2012/13 season; the most high profile being his failed attempt to force a move to now-relegated Queens Park Rangers.
The Baggies have now restated their desire to offload the striker with his prospective employers expected to fork out £3 million for his services.
Confirming this, WBA Manager, Steve Clarke also revealed that as many as five other players will be following the 31-year-old Nigerian out of the exit door.
“Peter can leave but for nothing less than £3 million,” Clarke told the Daily Mirror.
Odemwingie has scored 30 goals in 87 appearances for WBA since joining from Locomotiv Moscow in 2010.