West Brom declares interest in Reece Oxford as Augsburg passes course

West Brom would be eager to sign Reece Oxford this summer after reports that his move to Augsburg had been announced was revealed.

The 20-year-old made his debut on the scene in 2015 as the youngest beginner in West Ham, but was loaned last year to Augsburg after failing to retain a spot in the starting lineup.

The telegraph indicate that, although a permanent agreement has been reached between the two clubs, the talks have since been broken.

the Bundesliga The group had agreed with Oxford to make the move permanent but discussions collapsed over the club's refusal to add a relegation clause to the contract.

The proposed clause would have allowed Oxford to leave the club if relegated to Bundesliga B. Augsburg finished 16th last season, four points from the relegation league and will likely be part of another relegation air fight next season. They had agreed to a contract of 4.5 M € with West Ham, and a contract of four was offered to the player.

The collapse of the deal would have allowed West Brom to burst, which should be led by the man who offered Oxford his debut at West Ham – Slaven Bilic.

Under-20 England played 21 Bundesliga matches last season, scoring three goals and creating two for their team-mates.