West Ham are monitoring Burnley’s Nick Pope as they finalise their goalkeeping plans for next season.
The Europa League semi-finalists have shortlisted Pope, who impressed against the Hammers in Sunday’s 1-1 draw, as a potential alternative to current No.2 Alphonse Areola.
Areola has spent the season on loan at West Ham from Paris Saint-Germain as back-up and competition for Lukasz Fabianski, featuring 16 times with all but one of those appearances being in the cup competitions.

Burnley and England goalkeeper Nick Pope (pictured) is being monitored by West Ham
West Ham have a £10m option to buy the Frenchman who earns around £120,000-per-week at PSG, a salary that would put him right near the top of the East Londoners’ pay structure.