West Bromwich Albion have seen three big names leave the Championship club in recent weeks during the current transfer window.

Sam Johnstone joined Crystal Palace in the Premier League, while Romaine Sawyers moved to Cardiff City, both on free transfers. Andy Carroll also waved goodbye to The Hawthorns after his recent loan spell with the Baggies, but he is yet to find a new club.

Before the transfer window ends, West Brom could have the chance to not only get another player out the door, but actually raise some funds from his sale at the same time.

After being recently linked with a move to Preston North End, Baggies attacker Callum Robinson could give his current club the chance to pick up a suitable cash injection should they be able to sell him this summer. In fact, Preston manager Ryan Lowe recently confirmed the Lilywhites' interest in signing the Irishman, who has called Deepdale his home in the past.

He said: "I'm not interested in Callum Robinson because of what he's done for the football club, I'm interested in Callum Robinson because he's a good footballer, ultimately. What he has done for the football club previously will obviously extend that for them.

"Callum Robinson, if he becomes available, who wouldn't look at Callum Robinson? He is a fantastic player and PNE fans love him, so why wouldn't anyone be interested in him? If he became available, of course we'd be interested in him, like everyone else would be."

Despite scoring seven goals and providing nine assists in 43 league appearances last season, the forward went through periods where he didn't deliver any goal contributions for Albion.

The longest period started (rather ironically) at West Brom's 2-0 defeat to Preston in January and ended when he scored the winning goal against Fulham in the Baggies' 1-0 victory over the Cottagers in March, a run of nine matches without a goal or assist.

This highlights his inconsistency when it comes to being a goal threat for his team and explains why it may be beneficial for the Midlands club to get rid of him. Even his performances for his country have been described as "head-scratching" by Irish football pundit Eamon Dunphy.

With Steve Bruce aiming to get West Brom back in the Premier League, having a fairly unreliable attacker like Robinson in the team could well hinder the club's chances of securing promotion.

Therefore, if the club can sell the £18k-per-week Irishman and get a decent transfer fee for him which could be used to bring in a suitable replacement, this could be a great next step for all parties.

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