West Ham United has secured the services of seasoned goalkeeper Wes Foderingham on a two-year contract, marking a significant addition to their squad ahead of the new season. The 33-year-old, who arrives on a free transfer from Sheffield United, brings with him a wealth of experience after featuring prominently in the Premier League last season, making 30 appearances for the Blades.
Having lifted trophies with Rangers and Swindon Town, Foderingham’s career highlights also include accolades such as the Football League Golden Glove and Premier League Save of the Month. With nearly 500 senior matches under his belt, he joins West Ham to provide strong competition alongside Alphonse Areola and Łukasz Fabiański, under the guidance of esteemed goalkeeper coach Xavi Valero.
Expressing his enthusiasm for joining the club, Foderingham emphasized the allure of playing for a team with such a passionate and supportive fanbase, noting West Ham’s recent successes in both domestic and European competitions. His arrival, praised by technical director Tim Steidten, underscores the club’s commitment to bolstering its squad early in the transfer window.
West Ham United warmly welcomes Wes and his family to east London and looks forward to his contributions in Claret and Blue as they aim for continued success in the upcoming season.
