Nigerian striker, Peter Osaze Odemwingie, may still be wearing the colours of West Bromwich Albion when the next English Premier League season kicks off.

The player, who in the last few months had a fallout with the English side, still has a year to run on his contract.

Despite interests from Crystal Palace, Swansea and Hull City to secure his services, there is no indication that these clubs are willing to pay a huge sum for his transfer. Unless one of these clubs meets the £3m asking price, Osaze will stay put at West Brom.

Chairman Jeremy Peace said, “We have a player who is under contract until the end of the upcoming season. Unless something comes in to change our way of thinking, he will be back in pre-season and we will deal with that. Unless we get an offer we’re happy with we won’t sell him.”

Osaze famously travelled to Queens Park Rangers in January in an attempt to force a move to Loftus Road and has since then been a hate figure at West Brom. He was also dropped from the Super Eagles team that won this year’s AFCON 2013, over alleged unruly conduct.