Should West Brom offer Grady Diangana a new contract?

The Albion playmaker, who netted the first goal of the second Tony Mowbray era is out of contract at the end of the campaign.

The 26-year-old has endured an injury hit campaign with the Baggies - but has returned to the side in recent weeks with two goals and an assist.

This week, reports have emerged that the Albion man, who signed for the club on a permanent deal in 2020 from West Ham, following a sparkling Championship loan spell, is attracting interest.

With just six months on his deal, Diangana can negotiate a pre-contract agreement with clubs in Europe. According to reports, La Liga side Las Palmas and Serie A club Parma are showing an interest in the former West Ham man.

Elsewhere, it has been claimed that Burnley offered a contract to Diangana but the forward turned it down.

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Diangana, who has scored 24 goals in 186 games for Albion during a six year spell at the club, was asked about his future following last week's draw against Stoke.

He said: "Honestly, I've just been trying to get back fit," Diangana said when asked about his future,

"That is my main focus, that is what I've been working towards. Hopefully getting my goals is all I've been thinking about.

"I'm not looking at that far - obviously it's depending on the club, how they see me, so yeah, it's day-by-day."