Premier League club Southampton made an initial bid for rising star Tom Fellows from West Bromwich Albion, which was promptly rejected by the Baggies. Despite the Saints’ offer of £10 million, West Brom believes that Fellows’ true value is much higher and are unwilling to part ways with him unless a more significant bid is made.
Fellows, a talented 21-year-old attacking player, has started the current season impressively, providing three assists in three Championship matches. His performances last season also caught the attention of Premier League clubs, but he decided to commit his future to West Brom by signing a contract extension until 2027.
The promising youngster expressed his desire to continue his development at The Hawthorns, citing the importance of playing regularly and being part of the first-team environment for his improvement as a player. Fellows’ dedication to West Brom was evident as he rejected offers from other clubs in favor of staying with his current team.
Having already been called up to the England Under-20 squad, Fellows’ potential and talent have been recognized on a national level. With 49 senior appearances for West Brom under his belt, the young prospect is poised for a bright future in football.
