Hodgson keen to keep Odemwingie

West Bromwich Albion manager Roy Hodgson is hopeful of keeping star striker Peter Odemwingie at the club.

A bumper new contract is reportedly in the pipeline for the player who has been a huge hit since moving to the Baggies in the summer of 2010.
The Nigerian international scored 15 goals in his debut season and became one of the Barclays Premier League's hottest properties.
Chelsea and Arsenal are reportedly looking at a possible deal to lure the 29-year-old away from the Hawthorns, with the player's current deal set to expire next summer.

Hodgson is set to double Odemwingie's wages, with a reported offer of  £42,000 a week extension over a further two years.
However, should they decide to offload the £12m rated forward, Hodgson knows that any profit made will enable them to find a replacement of the same quality.
"I'm confident of keeping our top players, including Peter. They have contracts and the club are not keen on selling.
"We don't need to sell players because everyone knows Albion are a well run club.
"We have no debts and we are not in the situation that many clubs are in, having to sell to match budgets."