Source: SKY_Sports
Mowbray could let Cech go
West Brom boss Tony Mowbray admits that he may allow Marek Cech to leave the club in the summer.[LNB] The Slovak international arrived in the summer in a £1.4million deal and has done well when given an opportunity.[LNB]But he has been unable to dislodge Paul Robinson at left-back and has been left frustrated and kicking his heels on the sidelines.[LNB]Now Mowbray concedes it may be hard to keep the 26-year-old at The Hawthorns.[LNB]"Marek is turning out to be a very good professional but he is frustrated and wants to play," Mowbray told the Birmingham Mail.[LNB]"He came here to play and has found himself out of the team, and yet he gets his head down and gets on with it and I think he understands that this is professional football.[LNB]"At the same time, I have shown in the past with unhappy footballers that if they want to leave I am more than happy to try to facilitate that for them.[LNB]"We'll see in the summer how Marek feels about the situation.[LNB]"You can't speculate what will happen to Marek but if he's not happy in the summer then I am more than happy to discuss his future with him and his advisers.[LNB]"If he needs to get away to play football we will try to make it happen as long as it isn't a detrimental business deal for the club and that he can be replaced."[LNB]
