Interested parties have begun due diligence on West Brom as the sale of the club edges closer. The Baggies are on the market with chairman Jeremy Peace understood to want between £150million and £200million for the club. Groups from America, Australia and the Far East are believed to be interested in buying Albion after Peace confirmed he would be open to offers in February. West Brom chairman Jeremy Peace is hoping to sell the club for between £150million and £200million . Manager Tony Pulis has been assured that the deal will be done by July, so as not to affect pre-season . He has set a July deadline to complete any deal to ensure it does not drag out and hamper their summer transfer plans under head coach Tony Pulis. Should he fail to sell the club, though, then Peace, who has been chairman for 13 years, will remain committed to Albion, who are on course to seal a sixth straight season in the Barclays Premier League. Pulis said on Monday he was unaware of any imminent sale but Peace has given him assurances it will not drag on over the summer. Any due diligence of the Hawthorns club is likely to be helped after they announced pre-tax profits of £14.7million up to end of June 2014 in February. The Baggies are 13th in the Barclays Premier League, seven points clear of the relegation zone, with four games left and go to Manchester United on Saturday. Pulis has led West Brom to 13th in the Premier League after taking over when they were in danger of relegation .
Jeremy Peace looking to sell the club for between £150m and £200m .
Groups from America, Australia and Far East interested in the club .
Peace determined any deal must be completed by July to ensure stability .