Republic of Ireland striker Callum Robinson set for move to Cardiff City

Republic of Ireland striker Callum Robinson looks set to sign for Cardiff City from West Bromwich Albion for a fee believed to be around £1.5m (€1.75m).

The striker is due in Cardiff later today for a medical to complete the deal.

A number of Championship clubs were believed to have been in the race for Robinson, but the 27-year-old has opted for Cardiff.

Cardiff are currently the lowest scorers in the division, with only four goals across seven games that have only yielded eight points.

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Robinson has yet to score for WBA this season but last season he landed 14 goals for club and country, including scoring against Cardiff City.

Cardiff were beaten 2-1 at home by Luton Town on Tuesday and will hope to have Robinson registered and available in time for Saturday’s trip to Millwall.