Albion winger a target for Rangers
Albion winger Chris Brunt has emerged as a summer target for Scottish giants Glasgow Rangers.
The Gers have reportedly added the Northern Ireland international to their summer shopping list, as manager Walter Smith targets extra width for his side.
Brunt, who hails from a Rangers-supporting family in Belfast, has been in solid form in the second half of the Premier League season and his performances have caught the eye of the Old Firm giants.
Baggies manager Tony Mowbray will be keen to keep the 24-year-old, who he signed for £3million from Sheffield Wednesday 20 months ago.
But he admitted he might need to cash in on one of his more valuable players to fund summer rebuilding.
Reports in Glasgow also suggest Celtic are plotting a fresh summer swoop for Albion misfit Marek Cech.
Gordon Strachan targeted the Slovakia international in January, but Mowbray insisted on keeping him as cover for Paul Robinson.
But now the increasingly unhappy Cech looks certain to move on in the summer.
The £1.4million summer signing from Porto has struggled to settle on or off the field since moving from Portugal.