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Matt Phillips has agreed a four-year contract with West Brom. Photograph: James Marsh/BPI/Rex
Matt Phillips has agreed a four-year contract with West Brom. Photograph: James Marsh/BPI/Rex

West Brom confirm signing of Matt Phillips from QPR for £6m

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Scotland winger signs four-year contract at the Hawthorns
Phillips will join pre-season fitness camp in Austria

West Bromwich Albion have confirmed that the Scotland winger Matt Phillips has become their first new signing of the summer for an undisclosed fee believed to be around £6m.

Phillips, who moved to Queens Park Rangers in 2013 from Blackpool, has agreed a four-year contract and will join his new team-mates for the pre-season fitness camp in Austria.

“We’re really pleased to have Matty on board. This is a great chance for him to show everyone he belongs in the top flight of English football,” said the head coach Tony Pulis.

West Brom’s technical director Nicky Hammond added: “I think it’s fair to say Matt has been on the radar for a period of time and we’re very pleased to have finally got his signature.

“He’s a great acquisition because he adds to the versatility within the group. He gives us both wide positions and is also able to play as a central striker. We’re absolutely delighted to welcome Matt to the club.”

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