According to Dharmesh Sheth, West Ham has agreed to a contract with Wes Foderingham on a free transfer after scheduling a medical examination.
Sky Sports journalist on June 22 said everything has been agreed with this goalkeeper’s representative because he will leave Sheffield United at the end of the month.
He will join the London Stadium on a two-year contract and will be the club’s reserve goalkeeper.
Sheth told Give Me Sport: “It’s effectively been agreed now, obviously it’s a free transfer, he’s already at Sheffield United.
His contract will expire very, very soon, officially.
“Everything now appears to be agreed between West Ham United and Foderingham’s representatives, he will sign a two-year contract, medical and personal conditions will be signed and he will become West Ham United player to ensure competition for Lukasz Fabianski.
” and Alphonse Areola The signing of Wes Foderingham means a lot for West Ham Foderingham’s impending arrival at the London Stadium is a vital addition to the squad, bringing depth and versatility to the goalkeeper department.
Is an experienced professional player.
With experience in the Premier League, the 33-year-old is a reliable back-up option for Hammers first-choice goalkeepers Areola and Fabianski His signing on a free transfer is effective.
cost-effective for the club, while ensuring financial prudence.
improve squad depth Additionally, Foderingham’s familiarity with English football and ability to adapt quickly make him a valuable asset to the Irons.
His signing also allows the club to focus on strengthening other areas of the squad, knowing that the goalkeeper position is well covered.
This could also see the Hammers cash in on Fabianski, as this could be the summer they can finally secure a transfer fee for him.
