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Chelsea and Everton are reportedly planning an approach for Watford goalkeeper Ben Foster, who may be allowed to leave Vicarage Road after their top-flight relegation.

Watford goalkeeper Ben Foster has reportedly emerged as a potential transfer target for Chelsea and Everton.

Despite producing a number of positive showings at Vicarage Road, Foster was unable to help the Hornets avoid relegation from the Premier League last season.

While the 37-year-old is regarded as first choice, Watford dropping down to the second tier effectively leaves the former England international open to offers.

According to The Sun, Chelsea and Everton are contemplating whether to launch an approach for the veteran over the coming weeks.

With Kepa Arrizabalaga and Willy Caballero having failed to impress this season, Frank Lampard is eager to bring in at least one fresh face between the sticks.

After Jordan Pickford's inconsistency during the most recent campaign, Carlo Ancelotti wants to bring in competition for the England goalkeeper.

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