Wales striker Robert Earnshaw believes he needs to leave West Brom in order to safeguard his career at domestic and international level. The 24-year-old former Cardiff star scored 14 goals for the Baggies in his first campaign but has only started four Premiership games this season.
"I need to get away from West Brom for the sake of my international and domestic career," he said
"I don't know what the future holds but it's clear that it's not here."
Portsmouth, Birmingham, Everton and Wigan are reported to be interested in signing the forward.
"I have worked hard on my game and think I deserve a better shot than I'm getting at the club," he added.
"I am disappointed and very frustrated. I know I can do myself justice in the Premiership.
"I'm learning all the time but I need playing time and I'm not getting it at Albion so there is only one alternative. "While I will always have a smile on my face, I am getting a bit disillusioned with it all because it affects my chances with Wales."
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