Brum mail saying deal is close
"Adam Reach is close to becoming West Brom’s fourth signing of the summer, it’s understood.
The winger, 28, left relegated Sheffield Wednesday at the end of last season upon the expiry of his contract and he has been on the look-out for a new club this summer.
There has been interest from around the Championship, not least of all from Blackburn Rovers, but he is now poised to join Albion for the forthcoming campaign.
Valerien Ismael has already added midfielder Alex Mowatt on a free transfer and centre half Matt Clarke on loan from Brighton, while the club have recruited youngster Quevin Moises Castro after a successful trial.
Reach is expected to become the latest new face that is introduced to the group.
He played more than 200 Championship matches for Wednesday after joining from Middlesbrough in the summer of 2016, and his best return in front of goal came in the 2018-19 when he found the net nine times - one of those was a screamer against Albion at Hillsborough.
Albion have needed to flesh out their squad after having a clear-out of their own at the end of the Premier League campaign which ended in relegation, and it’s thought that Reach will provide cover and competition both in the wide forward areas and at wing-back, where there is currently little behind first choice pairing Conor Townsend and Darnell Furlong.
Reach, Durham born, came through the ranks at Middlesbrough before leaving for the Owls and so the Baggies will be only his third permanent club."