Stoke City are ready to demand a £30m fee for Jack Butland, who is firmly on the radar of Bournemouth and Crystal Palace, according to the Daily Telegraph.
Butland, who was one of several players that opted to stay at Stoke after relegation from the Premier League at the end of last season, has featured prominently in the Championship this term.
However, the shot-stopper could have his head turned by the interest from the Premier League in the form of Bournemouth and Crystal Palace in the summer.
And amid interest from the Cherries and the Eagles, Stoke are set on receiving a fee of £30m for the goalkeeper's services in the summer.
Stoke are under no pressure to cash in on Butland, but could see the goalkeeper keen to return to the top flight.
England boss Gareth Southgate is claimed to have told Butland he needs to be playing in the Premier League or a top league abroad to be guaranteed his Three Lions spot.
As such, Stoke have slapped their asking price on the player ahead of the upcoming summer transfer window.
Butland has a contract at the bet365 Stadium that runs until the summer of 2021.
