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West Ham United are reportedly monitoring the situation surrounding Burnley goalkeeper Nick Pope as a potential backup option for Lukasz Fabianski for next season.

West Ham United are reportedly monitoring Burnley's Nick Pope as they begin to prepare their goalkeeping situation for next season.

Lukasz Fabianski is currently the number one for the Hammers, having played in all 32 of their Premier League games throughout this campaign.

However, the future of the Hammers backup goalkeeper Alphonse Areola is currently unknown, as he is only at the London club on loan from Paris Saint-Germain.

While West Ham do have the option to sign the Frenchman on a permanent contract, the Daily Mail reports that they are also considering a move for Pope.

The England international is seen as possibly being a cheaper option should Burnley end up being relegated from the Premier League this season.

The Clarets are currently 18th in the table, three points behind Everton with seven games remaining.

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