Lukasz Teodorczyk is having a drought. The Polish striker hasn’t found the back of the net for Anderlecht in 661 minutes, and whilst that may not seem like a huge amount of time, it’s in contrast to the player’s form this season.
The mini drought is likely the cause of more worry than it should be, and, as explained by Het Nieuwsblad on Thursday, it won’t completely put off clubs like West Ham and West 
Brom.
Of course, a lack of recent goals isn’t going to encourage Tony Pulis and Slaven Bilic to fight to the death for Teo, but it’s not going to see them walk away either.
In a glass half full way, this could actually be a perfect opportunity for West Brom and West Ham. A lower offer, than maybe would otherwise have been accepted, could now do the job.
