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<strong>Premier League clubs are believed to be closely monitoring Watford striker Troy Deeney after a terrific start to the Championship season earlier this month</strong>.
Tottenham Hostpurs, Fulham and West Ham are all reportedly assessing Deeney after the 25 year old started the new season in fine form scoring 4 goals in 2 matches.<br />
Deeney has been in good goalscoring form for The Hornets since last season after he ended up with 20 goals in the 2012-13 season. <br />
Deeney's fine performance during Watford's 6-1 demolition of Bournemouth witnessed the first hat trick by any Hornets player at the Vicarage road since David Connolly in 1996.<br />
Both Fulham and West Ham bosses have been looking for a new striker this transfer window and Deeney could well be one of the top targets for either of the two clubs this summer.<br />
However, Watford boss Zianfranco Zola admitted that he would not want to lose Deeney but added that anything can still happen.<br />
"The transfer window is still open - and that could be a problem."
Written by Prateek Sarkar
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