Standard sold Isaac Price for approximately three million euros to West Bromwich Albion.

Isaac Price, a Northern Irish midfielder, has signed a 4.5-year contract with West Bromwich Albion, a team currently ranked seventh in the English Championship. The transfer deal was finalized, with reports indicating that Standard de Liège received a transfer fee that could increase to 3 million euros when bonuses are included. Price had joined Standard de Liège 1.5 years ago from Everton on a free transfer after he chose not to extend his contract at Everton due to limited first-team opportunities. At Standard, he became a regular starter, making 64 appearances, scoring once, and providing two assists. Despite rarely fully convincing, he managed to catch attention by scoring a hat-trick in the Nations League for Northern Ireland against Bulgaria in October.

Isaac Price is reported to be on his way to West Bromwich Albion. The transfer is mentioned to involve a fee of approximately 2 million euros. Price, a Northern Irish international, played a good and threatening match on Sunday, which is likely to be his last for Standard Liège. The transfer was noted by La Dernière Heure.

Isaac Price is likely to leave Standard Liège for the Championship. Negotiations are ongoing with West Bromwich Albion for a permanent transfer, which would bring between €2M and €2.5M to Standard Liège.