Preston North End manager Ryan Lowe has insisted he meant no disrespect to West Brom with regards to his pursuit of Callum Robinson.
Speaking earlier this month, North End boss Lowe confirmed he is keen for Robinson to make a return to Deepdale this summer with the forward having previously enjoyed three successful spells with the club.
When asked about those comments, West Brom boss Steve Bruce told Preston to ‘put their money where their mouth is’ with Albion having yet to receive an offer that matches their valuation for the Republic of Ireland international.
West Brom are understood to be willing to listen to offers for Robinson according to the Express and Star as they look to move players on ahead of the Championship season.
This left Lowe back tracking on his comments on Robinson, saying: “Well, I read Steve Bruce’s comments and I felt a bit disrespectful.
“It probably got worded a bit differently (to him) and without talking about other players, who wouldn’t be interested in a Callum Robinson?
“As I have said before. I will just say what I said last time, because unfortunately I have to respect that he’s West Brom’s player. That is all I can say on it and if there’s any change I am sure you will know.