Brentford are keeping a close eye on Ipswich Town winger Omari Hutchinson, according to journalist Fabrizio Romano.
The 21-year-old attacker, who featured for England at the European Under-21 Championship, is admired by the Bees for his style and versatility.
Brentford are preparing to strengthen their squad ahead of the new campaign under newly appointed manager Keith Andrews.
One of their key priorities is finding a possible replacement for Bryan Mbeumo, who has been linked with Manchester United this summer.
The winger scored three goals and provided two assists in all competitions last season, showing flashes of his ability.
Hutchinson is an intriguing option for Brentford

Despite Brentford’s admiration, no formal talks have taken place between the two clubs regarding a transfer.
Hutchinson is valued at around €22 million by Transfermarkt, but Ipswich may set a different price if they decide to let him go.
Brentford are expected to be active in the transfer market as they enter a new era under Andrews, and attacking depth is a key focus.
Hutchinson is known for his dribbling, pace and flair, often causing problems for defenders in one-on-one situations.
He is a right-footed player who can feature on either flank or in a central attacking role just behind the striker.
His ability to press and track back also makes him a good fit for teams that demand high energy and discipline from their attackers.
Brentford’s interest is part of a wider plan to freshen up their squad and add youthful, high-potential talents ahead of the new season.

Whether a move materialises will depend on Ipswich’s demands and how far Brentford are willing to go to sign the winger.