England Women's U19 goalkeeper Hannah Poulter is being eyed by multiple WSL clubs this summer - including Tottenham, Everton and West Ham

A host of Women’s Super League clubs are trying to sign England U19 goalkeeper Hannah Poulter this summer.

Poulter is expected to return to the UK from the United States, where she has played college football for the University of South Carolina.

Mail Sport understands Tottenham, Everton, West Ham and Brighton are all interested in signing the highly rated youngster.

One club who finished in the top three last season are also thought to be keeping tabs on the goalkeeper.

As well as interest from WSL clubs, Championship sides Southampton and Birmingham are also in the mix.

Poulter, who is a product of Reading’s academy, was part of the squad that helped England’s U19 side qualify for this summer’s European Championship.

The shot-stopper is expected to be named in the squad that will travel to Lithuania for the tournament in July.

England will play the tournament hosts on July 14, Serbia on July 17 and France on July 20 as they bid to reach the knockout stages.

The full squad for the tournament will be named in the week commencing July 8.