Hull City are reportedly interested in signing Fulham striker Bobby Zamora, according to the News of the World.
Zamora moved to Craven Cottage from West Ham United in 2008 but has struggled for goals since joining the Whites.
Indeed, the 28-year-old managed only two Premier League strikes last season in 35 appearances, as Roy Hodgson guided Fulham to an impressive seventh place finish.
Yet, despite his poor statistics in front of goal, the striker was a virtual ever present for Fulham last season and played an important role in their excellent campaign.
Zamora is set to head out to Australia in the coming days, as the Cottagers begin their pre-season on the Gold Coast.
Hull, meanwhile, have been linked with a host of strikers as they seek to strengthen their squad, having narrowly escaped relegation last time out.
Fraizer Campbell, Marc-Antoine Fortune and Darius Vassell have all been mooted to arrive at the KC Stadium but, so far, the Tigers have failed to add to their attacking options.