West Ham will look to bring Joe Hart back to England at the end of the season provided they avoid relegation, reports the Telegraph.
Hart is currently on loan at Serie A side Torino and on Sunday looks set to take part in his first Turin derby when Juventus make the short trip across the city.
The England number one is resigned to the fact his Manchester City career is over, with manager Pep Guardiola willing to listen to offers of around £10m from non-English teams for the goalkeeper.
However, City could demand at least double that from Premier League sides, though with West Ham unlikely to challenge their counterparts anytime soon, they could look to negotiate that fee down.
West Ham are considering strengthening between the sticks in the New Year, with Adrian struggling to replicate his best form and have been linked with a loan move for Chelsea’s Asmir Begovic.
Hart, though, is supposedly Slaven Bilic’s number one shotstopping target, but any deal is dependent on West Ham consolidating their Premier League place.
It has seen the Hammers linked with loan moves for Begovic and Marouane Fellaini in a bid to avoid dropping into the Championship.
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