West Ham United will look to secure goalkeeper Adrian to a new deal in the summer according to reports.
Goal.com suggests that the Hammers are desperate to keep the 28-year old Spaniard at Upton Park for longer than his current deal allows.
Adrian, who joined from Real Betis in 2013, is contracted with the east London outfit until the summer of 2016 but it is believed West Ham are determined to offer him an extension for a further two seasons.
The Seville native was the hero for the Hammers in Tuesday night's FA Cup third round win over Everton when saving a penalty from Steven Naismith before scoring from the spot as his side triumphed 9-8 in the shootout after a dramatic 2-2 draw.
