West Ham United are considering a move for Sheffield United full-back Harrison Burrows as the club continue to reshape their squad ahead of the new campaign.
The 23-year-old has emerged as one of the standout performers in the Championship over the past two seasons and is now attracting interest from several Premier League sides following another impressive year with the Blades.

West Ham are understood to be closely monitoring the situation as they weigh up alternatives in the left-back department.
The London club had been heavily linked with El Hadji Malick Diouf, but attention has now shifted towards Burrows, who is viewed internally as a player capable of making the step up to the Premier League. His consistency, energy down the flank and attacking output have made him one of the most highly-rated full-backs outside the top flight.
Burrows, who previously came through the ranks at Peterborough United before earning his move to Bramall Lane, played a key role for Sheffield United during the season and further enhanced his reputation with a string of assured displays.
West Ham are expected to remain active in the transfer market over the coming weeks as preparations continue for what is shaping up to be an important summer rebuild at the club.