Football Insider has been told by sources that Swansea, West Brom and Plymouth Argyle are all interested in signing Exeter's Josh Key this summer.
Swansea City, West Brom and Plymouth Argyle in talks to sign Josh Key - sourcessources have told Football Insider.Swansea have made an undisclosed bid for Key and are prepared to go to tribunal if need be, while West Brom and Plymouth are both trying to find an agreement with Exeter.
Key made 48 appearances for Exeter this season and netted four goals and offered up two assists in those outings. The defender was in the starting lineup for 38 of his 42 League One appearances in a campaign where they finished 14th with 56 points and only one win in their final five matches.Get Exclusive transfers news at Football Insider's YouTube TV channel
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