West Brom striker Saido Berahino has refused to rule out a move away from The Hawthorns.

The glittering 21-year-old who has scored 14 goals this season has been linked with a move to various Premier League sides including Tottenham and Liverpool. 

After scoring the winner against Hull yesterday, the England U21 star remained guarded over his future at the club. 

"I'm playing, I can't complain," Berahino said. "I'm starting to score goals again, which I'm enjoying. That's as far as it goes.

"Obviously I've got big ambitions, but at the moment I'm a West Brom player and I'm enjoying my football.

"There are always rumours going around, but I can't control anything. The only thing I can control is what I do on the field."

Berahino's strike gave new boss Tony Pulis a winning Premier League start to his rein as Baggies boss. 

Berahino is contracted to remain at the club until 2017 and Pulis is determined to keep hold of his young goalscorer. 

"You can't say no because if someone comes in with an absolutely stupid offer then you look ridiculous by saying no," said Pulis. 

"But I'd be absolutely delighted if the kid stays. What we need to do is to add to that position and three or four other positions, to have a real run at staying at this league."

Source: Express.co.uk