ADRIAN will try to leave West Ham this summer if interim boss David Moyes takes the job permanently.
The Spanish keeper has grown disillusioned after being relegated to number two keeper again behind Joe Hart.
Particularly as Hart has made two major blunders in recent matches but still kept the first team spot at his expense.
Adrian is keen to stay in England and one club has already been alerted to his reluctant decision that it could be time to move on after five years with The Hammers.
Adrian, 31, has endured a topsy-turvy season having been ditched at the start when Hart signed on a one year loan on £120,000 a week.
He got his place back in December only to be dropped again following West Ham’s 4-1 defeat at Swansea last month.
Hart has held onto the number one spot despite dropping clangers against Burnley and Stoke City and that could prove decisive.
Adrian will be back in goal this Sunday but only by default because West Ham are at home to Manchester City which makes on loan Hart ineligible.
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There is no animosity between the two players. Moyes has a contract until the end of the season when talks will take place about signing a longer term deal.
Adrian admitted: “This season for me has been a bit disappointing and frustrating at times, but I have one more year on my contract and we will see more when the season has finished.
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“I hope I have the chance to play until the end of the season and that I can show I am here to help West Ham, as I enjoy it here at London Stadium.”
Meanwhile, reports claim Declan Rice will be offered a new contract following some impressive performances this year.
The 19-year-old recently won his first cap for the Republic of Ireland.
And with his current deal expiring in 2020, West Ham chiefs are keen to retain his services.
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