West Brom ready to hand over head coach Darren Moore to a new contract

West Brom leaders are already considering a new deal for Darren Moore.

He follows the fall club's transformation into promotion contenders.

The Baggies, now heading to Stoke, are fourth in the championship, seven points behind with one game less.

Under Moore, they have only lost twice in the league in their last 13 games and are one of the toughest teams to beat in the second level.

The Albion chefs are also impressed by Moore's attention to detail, his manageability skills with his top professionals, and the journey to the first team has opened up to the club's rising stars.

It seems that Moore's patience with the club's youth – having worked as a youth coach – could save millions in the West Brom transfer market.

High-clbad midfielders Rekeem Harper, 18, and Sam Field, 20, were impressed by their victory in the Premier League Brighton first leg at the England Cup, in the middle week.

Striker Rayhaan Tulloch, 18, also took part in the 3-1 defeat, as did midfielder Morgan Rogers, 16.

The resumption of Albion after a season of disarray in the high flight of last season has caused so much praise that the No. 2 Moore, named last summer, was forced to refuse the post of director of Luton the month latest.

Moore was replaced at West Brom last April, after the club battling under Alan Pardew lost nine straight games and was sidelined at the bottom of the Premier League.

While the club was resigned to relegation, Moore has collected 11 points in the last five games.

That was more than his predecessors had managed to do in the previous 25.

He started last season without any recruiting team, no technical director and Jones, arrived two days before the start of the campaign, after his decision to leave the Belgian team.

Defender Jonny Evans defeated Leicester, New York striker Salomon Rondon and West Brom have only one point since their first two games, raising fears that the positive impression created by the fate of the caretaker do not collapse.

He then won seven of the next nine games in all competitions, spurring a promotional boost that the club has managed to maintain.