Manchester City goalkeeper Joe Hart will be returning to Premier League after his loan stint at Serie A club Torino. However, things remain the same under Pep Guardiola as City have already made the signing of Brazilian Ederson for a record £34.8m and they also possess Claudio Bravo.
The two goalkeepers meant Joe Hart will be on his way out from Etihad before the new season begins and a move to another Premier League team would enhance his chances to make it to the 2018 World Cup squad. Here we look at the possible destinations for the English shot stopper.
Everton
The Toffees are considered firm favorites to sign Joe Hart for next season. Manager Ronald Koeman is looking for a top class goalkeeper as they will be playing in Europa League and they only have the likes of Maarten Stekelenburg and Joel Robles.
With plenty of games to be played, Joe Hart would be the most ideal fit for the team.
Manchester United
A controversial move to City’s arch rivals Manchester United could also be a possibility if Real Madrid decides to sign David de Gea in the summer, which is looking more than likely.
The signing of Hart as their No.1 would be great for Jose Mourinho but if de Gea stays there will be no room for Hart as the club already has Sergio Romero, who has proved to be a class act last season.
Chelsea
A move to Stamford Bridge would be only likely if their No.1 Thiabut Courtois leaves the club to Real Madrid. However, it also depends on Real Madrid who have de Gea as their primary target for the summer failing which they will look to sign the Belgian.
Hart could move to Chelsea as they do not have a proper backup keeper with Begovic already leaving the club.
Liverpool
The Reds are facing goalkeeper crisis over the past two seasons as both Simon Mignolet and Loris Karius have looked out of sorts. The addition of Joe Hart would be great for the club as they are set to compete against the best teams in Europe after qualifying for Champions League this season.
They surely do need a top class keeper but Klopp had earlier dismissed the speculations in April.