Manchester City goalkeeper Joe Hart could be heading to West Ham this summer in a possible loan deal, according to Sky Sports.
The broadcaster claim on their website that Premier League giants City are willing to let Hart move to the London Stadium on a loan deal if a permanent transfer away from the Etihad Stadium cannot be agreed.
England international Hart recently concluded a season-long loan at Italian side, Torino, after City manager Pep Guardiola had informed him last summer that he was not part of his plans
The report states that the Hammers are keeping tabs on the 30-year-old, but Hart’s current wage deal means the London club will only consider a loan move.
It is said both Hart and his parent club expect more interest in his services, with the senior player currently on international duty with England.
Three Lions manager Gareth Southgate selected Hart to start between the sticks as his side recorded a 2-2 draw against Scotland on Saturday in a thrilling World Cup qualifier.
Hart has vasts amounts of experience in England’s top flight, winning two Premier League titles with City added with the fact that he has played 348 games for the club.
The former FA Cup winner has made it clear that he has no intentions of moving on loan again because he feels that he needs “stability” in his game during this period of his career.