Chelsea and Everton both keen on England international: His fee could drop next summer

JOE HART is reportedly attracting interest from Premier League rivals Chelsea and Everton.

By Marc Williams                                 

England goalkeeper Hart was shipped out to Serie A side Torino on a season-long loan by Pep Guardiola on transfer deadline day.
The new Manchester City boss made it clear that Hart was not in his plans over the summer and instead signed Claudio Bravo from Barcelona.
Following some indifferent performances, Hart has now started to rebuild his reputation in Italy and has helped Torino up to fourth in the Serie A table.

Chelsea and Everton are both keen on Joe Hart

       

The Sun claim his impressive run of form could land him a way back to the Premier League next summer with Chelsea and Everton keeping tabs on the 29-year-old.
The reports says that Guardiola's lack of faith in Hart could see his potential transfer fee drop dramatically as the Spaniard looks to get rid of him for good.

Man City reject Joe Hart could move to Chelsea or Everton

It is also said that both Premier League clubs are keen to add the Englishman to their ranks to help manage their homegrown player quotas.
Hart signed a bumper new contract at the Etihad in 2014 and his £120,000-a-week wages could prove a sticking point in any possible move.

Chelsea and Everton target Joe Hart in action for England

Everton's current first-choice stopper Maarten Stekelenburg turned 34 last month and the club will need to find his successor soon.
Chelsea are also on the lookout for a new keeper with Thibaut Courtois repeatedly admitting his desire to play in Spain again in the near future following his stint with Atletico Madrid.