West Brom ready to let Nacer Chadli leave after bust-up with Tony Pulis with Swansea interested
Despite impressing during his maiden season, the Baggies boss is ready to cash in on the Belgian
WEST BROM boss Tony Pulis has confirmed that he is ready to sell Swansea target Nacer Chadli.
The Swans are believed to be lining up the 28-year-old as a replacement for wantaway Gylfi Sigurdsson.
The winger was omitted from West Brom's Austrian pre-season tour following a heated confrontation with Tony Pulis.
The 28-year-old told the Baggies chief that he did not want to participate in the training camp.
Despite recently being told by Pulis that his future lies with West Brom, the manager is now willing to listen to bids for the Belgian.
Swansea have voiced their interest in Chadli as they prepare for the exit of Sigurdsson.
The Iceland playmaker has been the subject of a £40million bid from Everton, but they are demanding £50m for their star man.
Pulis told the Express and Star: "It's been publicised that Swansea are interested in Nacer - if they are, we'll deal with Swansea.
"Let's just get our players in first. I'm excited at the opportunity of trying to get some of these players in.
"We've got targets, we'll get them in the next two weeks, and we need to."
The Baggies kicked off their Premier League campaign in encouraging fashion with a 1-0 victory against Bournemouth at the Hawthorns.
Albion signed Chadli for a club record £13million from Spurs last summer and the 28-year-old impressed on his debut season.
