The door is still open for a new investor with deep pockets to help West Brom in their efforts to retain their English Premier League status, the club's chairman has said.
Back in June, Jeremy Peace invited potential investors to make a proposal to buy shares in the club, who are currently bottom of the Premier League.
However, no firm offers were registered by the July 31st deadline, but anyone looking to support the club's long-term growth has been told an investment opportunity is still available.
Peace said: "Last summer we asked if there was anyone who would like to come forward and make a significant investment. We were willing to listen to any substantive and sensible proposals which were in the best long-term interests of the club.
"Now, given our league position, there is no harm in us reiterating that an opportunity is still there if an investor would like to open discussions with us."
Peace is the majority shareholder at the club, who host Manchester City at the weekend in search of three points to boost their chances of league survival.
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