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English side West Brom are the latest Premiership club to join the chase for Hearts midfielder Laryea Kingston.The Ghanian is attracting interest from Portsmouth, Wigan and Bolton and now Baggies boss Tony Mowbray is eyeing a move next month.Kingston, rated at $1.5million, is Jambos' highest paid player and the club could cash in on him to ease their financial problems.
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