Norwich City are reportedly tracking Dean Henderson and Danny Ward as new goalkeeping options for next season – according to Press Association Sport.
With on-loan Manchester City stopper Angus Gunn back at his parent club and set to ply his trade somewhere else next term, plus the expired contract of unused Paul Jones, there is a perceived need for fresh blood between the sticks at Carrow Road.
Manchester United's 21-year-old Henderson enjoyed an impressive League One season for Shrewsbury Town alongside City loanees Carlton Morris and Ben Godfrey – alongside his England Under-21 debut – and is out of contract at Old Trafford this summer, although United would be owed compensation.
However, Bristol City are most likely to sign the Red Devils man as they search for a replacement following Luke Steele's summer exit and Robins question marks over last season's number one, Frank Fielding.
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Liverpool and Wales keeper Ward, 24, has been previously linked with Norwich given he was signed by the Canaries' current sporting director Stuart Webber – being Huddersfield Town's number one during their 2016-17 Championship promotion season under David Wagner.
However, it is understood 24-year-old City academy product Remi Matthews remains in prime position to claim City's number one spot heading into pre-season after his own, equally successful third-tier loan at Plymouth Argyle.
Matthews, like Henderson, is yet to play Championship football and out of contract next summer, although there is an option for a further year for the Norfolk keeper.
Experienced Northern Ireland international Michael McGovern also has a year remaining on his current City deal, but may again have to play second fiddle to an up-and-coming keeper.
Away from City's goalkeepers, out of favour Wales forward Marley Watkins remains a likely summer City exit after a disappointing first season at Norwich, with Bristol City maintaining their long-term interest.
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