Ian Pearce expected to remain in West Brom recruitment post amid Stoke links

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By Lewis CoxWest Bromwich AlbionPublished: Jun 5, 2023Last Updated: Jun 6, 2023Comments

Albion expect recruitment chief Ian Pearce to remain at the club despite being linked with Stoke City.

Ian Pearce, right, being unveiled as Albion's recruitment chief in 2018 alongside former sporting and technical director Luke Dowling

Head of recruitment Pearce, 49, has been in post at The Hawthorns since November 2018 but is reportedly attracting interest from Albion's Championship rivals.

Ian Pearce expected to remain in West Brom recruitment post amid Stoke links

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