West Brom: Seven bargain deals they could get this summer

But whilst fans might be hoping for some big money moves, there are plenty of bargains to be found too.

Here are seven Premier League free agents which could be good options for Tony Pulis over the course of this summer.

John Terry

A man who was linked with a move to The Hawthorns since the announcement confirming he'd be leaving Stamford Bridge this summer.

Whilst the former England captain may be past his prime, he still has plenty to offer - and is drawing interest from across the globe as he looks to close out his final years on the pitch.

His wages might be a stumbling block for Albion, with a salary expected to sit around the £100,000-per-week mark.

Of course, his ability and experience would no doubt benefit the thin back line at West Brom.

Whether he can be tempted is another question.

George Boyd

Turning down a new deal with current club Burnley, the Scottish winger is likely to draw plenty of interest from Premier League and Championship clubs this summer.

The 31-year-old might not be the quickest winger in the league, but he's an experienced head which will offer depth on the flanks should Pulis need it.

In contrast to Terry, his wages aren't likely to be as much of an issue.

Given the opportunity, he could prove a bargain for any club who snatches him.

Joe Ledley

With the Welsh midfielder being moved on from Crystal Palace, West Brom could do worse than picking him up free of charge.

30 years of age, he's still got a good part of his career left to go, and with plenty of Premier League experience could well replace the likes of Darren Fletcher.

There are calls for the Wales international to head home, with Cardiff City interested - but Tony Pulis previously signed him during his tenure at Selhurst Park, and a reunion could tempt him in.

Arouna Kone

Scoring just six Premier League goals during an injury hit stay at Everton, Arouna Kone could be a game changer for another club if he recaptures the form he showed during his time with Wigan.

At 33, he's no spring chicken and might face a task to get ahead of the likes of Salomon Rondon and Hal Robson-Kanu at The Hawthorns if he doesn't start well.

Someone will likely gamble on the Ivorian though, and if it pays off it could be quite a coup.

Lucas Leiva

The long-serving Liverpool midfielder is likely to depart Anfield this summer despite making over 30 appearances for the club this season.

Like Ledley, Leiva could prove a decent replacement for the Stoke-bound Darren Fletcher, although he is thought to favour a move back to his native Brazil.

However, if the combative midfielder can be coaxed into staying in England, he'd undoubtedly find a home in the Premier League.

Jan Kirchhoff

Formerly of Bayern Munich, Kirchhoff has had an injury nightmare with Sunderland, and is likely to leave the Black Cats given their relegation to the Championship.

At just 26, he still has plenty of years in the tank, and is also able to play at centre-back or in defensive midfield, which will be useful for Pulis, should he be interested in the German.

However, as mentioned before, he's struggled with injury - and there are questions regarding his durability.

Seb Larsson

Well-versed in English football, Seb Larsson has been offered a new deal at Sunderland, but may seek Premier League football instead.

The Swedish international is known for his delivery and set-pieces, but has been inconsistent over the past few seasons.

If Pulis is interested in adding the winger, who can also play inside, he could be a great cut price addition. However, he could well prove to be an uninspiring deal if he fails to perform.

Like many others on this list, he'll be sure to find a suitor, and if not, can fall back on the extension offered to him by the Wearside outfit.