West Brom boss Tony Pulis says he will welcome contract talks with striker Saido Berahino.
The Baggies are keen to offer the 23-year-old new terms with his current deal expiring at the end of the season.
There is a desire from new chairman John Williams to show Berahino how he could star in the new era at The Hawthorns after Albion were bought by Chinese businessman Guochuan Lai this month.
Talks with Berahino are part of the club's plans to tie down their players with Jonny Evans and Darren Fletcher also in line for new deals.
Although nothing is on the table for the England U21 international, Pulis is keen to see the situation change.
"It's only my opinion but it would be brilliant for Saido," he said, ahead of Saturday's Premier League trip to Sunderland.
"Personally, I'd love him to stay. I'd love him to sign another contract and get himself fit and get himself fit and up and running again and clear everything away from him.
"He's had a couple of years - four or five transfer windows of uncertainty and that has affected him.
"For him to settle down and sign a new contract would be brilliant for everyone concerned at this __football club and personally, for him as well.
"That's important as anything else. I'm sure Saido will come and see me at some stage."
If Berahino signed a new deal, it would represent a u-turn after he threatened to strike in 2015 when the club turned down several bids from Tottenham.
Crystal Palace and Stoke made bids of £20m this summer but Albion refused to sell as they failed to find a suitable replacement.
Berahino scored just four league goals last season with Pulis continuing to insist his mentality was not right after netting 20 times in 2014-15, earning a call-up to the England senior squad.