West Ham have reinstated their interest in PSV keeper Joroen Zoet after it was revealed he was unhappy with the Eredivisie club and wants to leave, says De Telegraaf (via Sports Witness).
Zoet is understood to be frustrated by PSV after they went back on a verbal agreement to sell him if a reasonable offer was to come in.
The Hammers have lodged a €3 million for the keeper, 26, however there has been no progression since, with Crystal Palace and Newcastle also interested.
Slaven Bilic wants the Netherlands international as a second choice keeper at the London Stadium in place of Adrian. West Ham have already sold one keeper in Darren Randolph this summer, and would likely have to offload Adrian before a move for Zoet can be completed. Adrian has been targeted by fellow Londoners Crystal Palace in recent weeks after first choice keeper Steve Mandanda left the club earlier in the year.
Zoet is a two time Eredivisie winner with PSV, and has made a total of nine appearances for his country.
