Mario Lemina has been tipped to leave Juventus as he has fallen down the pecking order at the Serie A club.
The Gabon international is behind a host of stars in Massimiliano Allegri’s starting XI, including Miralem Pjanic, Sami Khedira and Claudio Marchisio.
And according to reports from France, Everton and West Ham are among a number of top clubs keen to snap up Lemina.
Website FootMercato claim the Premier League duo are monitoring his situation closely and could swoop for the 23-year-old.
However, they will reportedly face stiff competition for his signature with Bayer Leverkusen, Sevilla and Galatasaray also linked.
The Turkish side are said to have already had an offer for the former Marseille man turned down by the Serie A champions.
And FootMercato claim Juve are not convinced they need to sell Lemina, despite the imminent arrival of Douglas Costa from Bayern Munich.
But the former France Under-21 international could push for a move if he wants more regular game time this season.
Lemina turned out 29 times for Juve last term in all competitions but was a bit-part player, starting just eight Serie A games.
A versatile midfielder, he played predominantly in a central midfield role last season but can also operate on the right.
And prior to his move to Juve in 2015, he was also used as a right-back at times for French side Marseille.
His current contract runs until June 2020.
