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Liverpool defender Glen Johnson is considering a move back to boyhood club West Ham United upon the expiration of his contract at Anfield, according to reports.

West Ham United are planning to bring former player Glen Johnson back the club from Liverpool, according to reports.

The 30-year-old, whose contract at the Reds expires at the end of the current season, began his career at Upton Park before moving to Chelsea in 2003.

According to The Daily Mail, Johnson is not expecting to agree a new deal at Anfield, with the prospect of a switch back to West Ham said to be of interest to the England full-back.

Serie A giants Napoli and Roma are also said to be looking at signing Johnson, who has also played for Portsmouth, with the potential of the defender signing a pre-contract agreement from next month.

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