All confirmed West Brom transfers this summer including Tom Fellows exit and £4.7m star signing

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It was a summer of change for the Baggies with Ryan Mason coming in, and we’ve got a list of all the West Brom transfers he made over the last few months.

After parting ways with Tony Mowbray towards the end of last season, West Brom took their time before eventually deciding Ryan Mason should lead them forward.

The Baggies have made a promising start to the season with their new manager, too. But, they’re having to navigate the campaign without star man, Tom Fellows, who joined Southampton.

That was just one of the big West Brom transfers this summer, with the Baggies recruiting shrewdly over the last few months.

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Confirmed West Brom transfers

West Brom’s first signing of the summer was highly-rated defender Nat Phillips from Liverpool. Phillips chose West Brom despite being heavily linked with a return to Derby County, where he spent last season on loan.

There were some pretty impressive West Brom transfers to follow. Most notably, the ‘fantastic’ Aune Heggebo joined for £4.7m from Brann.

The Baggies also nabbed Alfie Gilchrist from Chelsea and Chris Mepham signed from Bournemouth to bolster the backline.

On deadline day, West Brom signed Samuel Iling-Junior from Aston Villa. The loan deal lasts for the season, and it’s thought he will replace Tom Fellows, for now at least.

Players West Brom have signed this summer:

• Nat Phillips (Liverpool, £3m)
• Aune Heggebo (Brann, £4.7m)
• Alfie Gilchrist (Chelsea, £2m)
• George Campbell (Montreal, £1.1m)
• Krystian Bielik (Birmingham City, £1m)
• Chris Mepham (Bournemouth, £1m)
• Samuel Iling-Junior (Aston Villa, loan)
• Toby Collyer (Man Utd, loan)
• Charlie Taylor (Southampton, loan)

Overall, West Brom spent just under £13m this summer on nine new players.

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West Brom outgoings this summer

West Brom started the summer by releasing a fair few players. Big names to move on include Semi Ajayi, who’s gone to Hull, John Swift who joined Portsmouth, and Grady Diangana.

Obviously, of all the West Brom transfers this summer, it’s Tom Fellows who grabbed the headlines. The Fellows exit was inevitable, and a necessary sale to balance the books.

West Brom also made decent money selling the likes of Torbjorn Heggem (to Bologna), Darnell Furlong (to Ipswich Town), and Caleb Taylor (to Millwall) for a combined £12.5m.

Players leaving West Brom this summer:

• Tom Fellows (Southampton, £8m)
• Torbjorn Heggem (Bologna, £6.5m)
• Darnell Furlong (Ipswich Town, £3.5m)
• Caleb Taylor (Millwall, £2.5m)
• Semi Ajayi (Hull City, free agent)
• John Swift (Portsmouth, free agent)
• Grady Diangana (Elche, free agent)
• Gianluca Frabotta (Cesena, free agent)
• Devante Cole (Port Vale, free agent)
• Ted Cann (Rotherham, free agent)
• Kyle Bartley (retired)

With the money gained, West Brom’s net spend ended up being a profit of £7.5m this summer.