West Ham United have been linked with a move for Manchester City goalkeeper Joe Hart next summer.
The 29-year-old is currently on a season-long loan with Serie A outfit Torino after being frozen out by City manager Pep Guardiola upon his summer arrival at the Etihad.
Hart is now expected to be sold next summer, with City willing to accept as little as £10m from foreign clubs but at least double that amount from a Premier League rival.
According to the Sunday Telegraph, the Hammers are eyeing up Hart as a long-term replacement for Adrian, whose performances this season have been criticised amid their alarming slump in form.
The club would only move for Hart if they remain in the top flight, however, and are considering a January loan move for Chelsea's Asmir Begovic as a stop-gap solution.
Hart is said to prefer a permanent move to an English club in order to maximise his chances of remaining in the national team setup.
