West Ham United are reportedly keen on Roma goalkeeper Lukasz Skorupski.
According to Tutto Mercato Web, West Ham United are interested in signing Roma’s Polish goalkeeper Lukasz Skorupski – but only at the end of the season.
The Hammers have recently dropped Adrian as their first-choice goalkeeper, with Darren Randolph coming in to enjoy his first prolonged spell in Slaven Bilic’s side.
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However, West Ham have decisions to make in goal. Bilic must figure out whether Randolph is his long-term first-choice goalkeeper, whilst Adrian is out of contract at the end of the season, and West Ham will have to decide whether to activate the two-year option on his deal.
It seems likely that West Ham will be in the market for a new goalkeeper in 2017, and Tutto Mercato Web now report that the Hammers are interested in landing Roma stopper Lukasz Skorupski.
West Ham United manager Slaven Bilic
Skorupski, 25, has one cap for the Polish national team, and joined Roma from Gornik Zabrze in 2013, but has only played 14 times for the club having been loaned out to Empoli.
After spending all of last season on loan with the Serie A side, Skorupski is again on loan at Empoli, and has missed just two of their 18 league games this season.
Skorupski has impressed at Empoli, becoming one of Italian football’s top goalkeepers, but with Roma having two goalkeepers already at the club in Brazilian international Alisson and Arsenal loanee Wojciech Szczesny.
That could give West Ham hope of landing Skorupski, as the report claims that Bilic’s men are lining him up to arrive next summer – which could spell the end of Adrian’s time in East London.
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