West Bromwich Albion say they are willing to use The Hawthorns as part of a pilot scheme for safe standing.
The Premier League wrote to all 20 top-flight clubs about a trial to re-introduce standing areas, which were banned in 1994.
Albion's director of operations Mark Miles said: "We would be very keen to be involved.
"It is the same message I have delivered verbally at previous meetings," he added.
But Miles said that before any scheme can be considered, the case has to be made for legislative change on the grounds of safety.
Top flight and Championship clubs have used all-seater stadiums since terraces were banned following the 1989 Hillsborough disaster.