West Brom in talks with Manchester United over permanent Toby Collyer move
Talks are under way between West Bromwich Albion and Manchester United over Toby Collyer, with discussions understood to be geared towards a permanent transfer after his loan spell last season.
West Bromwich Albion are in discussions with Manchester United over Toby Collyer, with the conversations centred on a permanent transfer rather than another loan. Ben Jacobs reports that the two clubs are holding talks focused on a full exit for the player.
Collyer featured 12 times for West Brom on loan last season before sustaining a calf injury. His prior spell at The Hawthorns provides a recent reference point for both clubs as they assess whether to turn that stint into a long-term arrangement.
At this stage there is no indication of an agreement being reached and no details on fee, structure or timeline. The reporting points only to negotiations between the clubs and the intention to explore a straight sale.
Should a deal be progressed, it would mark a permanent departure from Manchester United for Collyer and a return to a familiar environment at West Brom, where he saw competitive action last term. The discussions, as described, remain ongoing, and further clarity on terms or next steps has not been disclosed in the report.