Bristol City’s towering centre-back Aden Flint has drawn interest from Premier League club West Brom who are eyeing up a £2 million move for the defender in the summer.
Albion boss Tony Pulis has sent scouts to watch the 26 year-old in action and has been impressed with what he’s heard about the former England C international.
Flint has been with Bristol City since 2013 and has gone on to make over 100 appearances for the Robins, and was a vital part of the squad which won promotion from League One in the 2014-15 season.
In the same season, Flint also played a huge role in the games which led to the Robins lifting the Football League Trophy, defeating Walsall 2-0 at Wembley.
Prior to his time at Ashton Gate, Flint plied his trade for Swindon Town after starting his career with non-league side Alfreton.
While with Swindon Flint won promotion from League Two in the 2011-12 season and amassed over 60 appearances during his three year stay at the County Ground.
Despite his relatively young age the 6’7″ defender has already got over 300 career appearances to his name and has two years left on his deal with Bristol City.
