Possible fringe movements from West Brom this summer

Albion are working to maintain their compliance with profit and sustainability regulations and - after spending on three signings so far - part of the task is securing income.

There is top talent among the Baggies squad who will continue to attract interest - Tom Fellows, Isaac Price and Torbjorn Heggem are among those who have been linked away - but there are lesser lights amid the ranks who could move on, albeit for significantly lower value. Below are some potential options.

Devante Cole

The striker, 30, was a free agent recruit one year ago next week but his spell at The Hawthorns has not been a successful one.

Cole checked in as an affordable back-up option and has not started a single Championship game. He was used 14 times from the bench and a sole start came last August in a miserable cup defeat at Fleetwood.

The former Barnsley frontman is well beneath Daryl Dike, Josh Maja and new-boy Aune Heggebo in the pecking order. With a year left on his deal, if Cole wants to play then an exit is the only option. It would free up space in the squad for Ryan Mason to secure a potential attacking alternative.

Gianluca Frabotta

Like Cole, left-back Frabotta is a forgotten man - and another who failed to start a single league game last term.

Just six appearances from the bench for the Italian signed from Juventus was not what most had in mind.

Frabotta, still has two years left on the long-term deal he agreed, so it will take work from all parties to move him on from that contract. The full-back, 26, plays second-fiddle to Callum Styles and there is a suggestion Albion are looking to bolster the left-back area, with Norwich-bound Jeffrey Schlupp and Jamal Lewis linked in recent days.

Kyle Bartley

Albion's longest-serving senior player recently marked seven years at The Hawthorns but Bartley's time as a first-team regular may have come to an end.

Centre-back Bartley, 34 this summer, has mostly been a reliable servant when in action for Albion but he is now on a smaller deal - only triggered by appearances last term - and his physical status is not what it was a few years earlier.

Even while still playing last season, Bartley was being managed pre and post-minor keyhole surgery on his knee and his training regime reflected as such. He has not featured in any friendlies yet and is not training in full.

Vice-captain Bartley is still more than capable in the Championship but with Nat Phillips and George Campbell through the door his options will be more limit. There may well be suitors.

Jed Wallace

The club captain, 31, is a valued member of the dressing room at Albion and clubs must be mindful of moving on too much experience - particularly with how the average age has been purposefully lowered of late.

Wallace has barely featured as a starter for more than 12 months, though, due to Fellows' emergence and that will likely continue assuming Fellows does not depart for a sizeable fee.

If the latter does emerge as a possibility, then Wallace's place in the pecking order could alter.

As it stands he has one year left on a lucrative deal at The Hawthorns and may not be in a rush to depart. But Wallace is a consummate professional and will want to play as much football as possible.