Manchester City winger Scott Sinclair looks set to complete a season-long loan move to Midlands club, West Brom in the coming days. The 24 year old signed a four year contract in 2012 for his move to Manchester City from Swansea after a transfer fee of £8 million but has struggled to gain first team football at the Etihad. Sinclair has only managed 11 appearances and only 3 starts for City. The recent arrival of new manager Manuel Pellegrini has clearly cost Sinclair his chances of first team football especially after the recent signing of £15 million winger Jesus Navas from Sevilla.
Sinclair seeks first team football and the Baggies provide that, he is due to undergo a medical and is expected to be revealed in a West Brom shirt tomorrow (23rd August). This could mean that Sinclair could make his debut for the Baggies on Saturday against Everton.
West Brom have been looking to strengthen and improve after a disappointing end to last season. The capture of Nicolas Anelka on a free transfer and highly rated striker Matej Vydra on a loan deal should provide an attacking threat after influential on-loan striker Romelu Lukaku returned back to his club Chelsea.
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