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West Bromwich Albion are believed to be in talks with Yeovil Town over a deal to sign full-back and former Wales Under-19 international Tom James.

West Bromwich Albion have reportedly opened talks with Yeovil Town over a deal to sign full-back Tom James.

The 22-year-old has been on Yeovil's books since January 2017, joining the Glovers following his release by Cardiff City.

James, who plays predominantly at right-back but can also play at left-back, has made 54 appearances for the Huish Park outfit.

According to Sky Sports News, West Brom are eager to snap up the Welshman as part of their bid to bounce back from the Championship at the first attempt.

James, who has represented Wales at Under-19 level, has one year left on his Yeovil contract.

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