<p class="ss-text-bold">West Brom are willing to allow goalkeeper Luke Steele to fulfil his Wembley FA Cup dream with giant-killers Barnsley. </p> </p> </p> Steele is on loan at Oakwell from Albion and has performed heroics to help the Terriers sensationally knock Liverpool and holders Chelsea out on their way to a semi-final meeting with Cardiff on 6th April. </p> </p> The 23-year-old's initial one-month deal expires on Friday, but the Baggies - who face Portsmouth in the other semi-final - are happy to allow Steele to remain in Yorkshire. </p> </p> West Brom, though, would look to end their agreement to subsidise Steele's wages if the loan was extended. </p> </p> </p><h4>Permanent transfer</h4> </p> </p> The Baggies have been contributing to Steele's pay, but Barnsley - who have benefited financially from their cup run - would be expected to pay the shot-stopper's wages for the remainder of the season. </p> </p> West Brom would also be looking for Steele, who has 15 months left on his contract at the Hawthorns, to join Barnsley on a permanent basis at the end of the season and they would be willing to grant him a free transfer. </p> </p> Steele joined West Brom from Manchester United at the start of last season as part of the deal that also saw Paul McShane move to The Hawthorns. </p> </p> However, Steele has found it difficult to find a place in Tony Mowbray's first-team plans following the impressive form of Dean Kiely this season. </p> </p> And it appears clear that Steele does not figure in Mowbray's long-term thoughts as Kiely has just agreed a new contract with the Midlands outfit.</p> </p>
