Wes Foderingham, the 33-year-old Scottish Championship winner with Rangers in 2015-16, has signed a two-year contract with West Ham. He will officially join the Hammers on July 1st after his contract at Sheffield United expires.
Foderingham is excited about joining West Ham and cites the club’s passionate fanbase as a key factor in his decision. He believes that joining the team at this time is positive and feels proud to be a part of it. The goalkeeper has had previous spells with Rangers, Swindon, Crystal Palace, and Fulham. His signing with West Ham marks the second addition to the team under new manager Julen Lopetegui, following the arrival of Brazilian winger Luis Guilherme.
West Ham’s technical director Tim Steidten is pleased to have Foderingham join the team. He highlights the goalkeeper’s experience at the highest level in the Premier League and believes that he will be a valuable addition to the first team goalkeeping unit. With goalkeeping coach Xavi Valero guiding them, Steidten is confident that Foderingham will enhance the team’s goalkeeping squad.
