It was reported that Mulumbu was on the verge of a move to Florence, speculation which prompted the Baggies to deny he would leave the club this summer. The DR Congo midfielder has no plans to force a move against the club's wishes and will only depart if Roy Hodgson is happy to sell. Mulumbu said: "Every player has a price, if two clubs agree a fee there is nothing you can do. "I have a contract with the club and I want to honour it but it is up to the club who has my registration. "For me, I am still a West Brom player. Any club who wants me needs to convince them to sell me. I am ambitious and want to play at the top level all the time." Meanwhile, Cameroon international Pierre Achille Webo, linked with a move to The Hawthorns, has admitted he would welcome the chance to shine in the Premier League. The forward has been with Spanish outfit Mallorca since 2007 and claims that he is yet to receive an official approach over a summer switch. Webo said: "I would love to play in the Premier League if there is an opportunity. "I heard about some contacts with a club in the Premier League but nothing concrete yet, hopefully things will happen. "However, I have a contract with Mallorca until 2012 so they have their say also and I respect the Mallorca team."
