The Albion boss said: "Diomansy has got a long contract and has never intimated any unrest. I haven't sensed any unrest. I have got no interest in letting Kamara go from West Brom because he is very integral in what our plans are to try to be successful at this club. Being the consummate professional that he is, I am sure he will honour his contract until the day we all agree that changes. He is a good professional and as good a professional as I have ever worked with. He is very focused on his football and scoring goals."
Meanwhile, Mowbray is stepping up his attempts to find a replacement for Quashie after he ended his 12-month spell at West Brom by moving to Upton Park on Monday. He is understood to have lodged a £4million bid with his former club Hibernian for Scott Brown and Kevin Thomson while Luton's Leon Barrett, who can play in defence or midfield, is another potential target. Mowbray is also battling it out with Birmingham to sign Hatters striker Rowan Vine who has been on target 14 times this season.