Summary:
Wigan Athletic have rejected a bid of around £4m from West Brom for Callum McManaman, BBC Radio Manchester understands.

Full article:
West Bromwich Albion have made an improved bid for Callum McManaman with Tony Pulis determined to land the Wigan winger. An offer understood to be £3.5m was rejected by the Championship strugglers, but Albion have returned with a revised deal of around £4m. Wigan are thought to want as much as £6m for the 23-year-old, but may agree to a smaller fee as manager Malky Mackay is eager to reshape his squad. Callum McManaman has emerged as a £4million target for West Bromwich Albion having spent the last two seasons in the Championship with Wigan . McManaman (left) was a star for Wigan in helping them win the 2013 FA Cup. Here he stands with the trophy at Wembley alongside Latics team-mate Shaun Maloney . New West Brom boss Tony Pulis is keen to bolster his attack with two more signings in the transfer window . It is believed the transfer will eventually go through with both clubs working to that outcome. Pulis has already spoken of his desire to sign two players before the end of the January transfer window, with the Baggies having also been linked with a £5m swoop for Leicetser forward Jamie Vardy.