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West Ham have taken a proactive approach by confirming the departure of four players whose contracts will expire in three games’ time. This move, while somewhat unexpected, is a positive step.
It avoids the uncertainty and last-minute drama that often surrounds end-of-season contract decisions.
By announcing these exits early, it allows players and fans the opportunity for proper goodbyes—something not afforded to fan favourites like Pablo Fornals.
Given these four players were part of the team’s recent trophy-winning success, offering them a fitting send-off feels appropriate.
Among those leaving is veteran goalkeeper Łukasz Fabiański.
Although he performed capably earlier in the season during Alphonse Areola’s injury absence, the decision not to renew his contract highlights West Ham’s growing need for a high-calibre goalkeeper this summer.
While some supporters had hoped the club might pursue Liverpool’s Caoimhín Kelleher, it’s understandable that a keeper of his promise might hesitate to join a team hovering just above the relegation zone.
That’s why fresh reports from thehardtackle.com suggesting West Ham are preparing a £20 million bid for Arsenal’s Aaron Ramsdale are noteworthy.
Ramsdale was once among England’s top keepers, and although his form has dipped, there is hope he could bounce back under the right coaching setup—potentially under Graham Potter if his appointment materialises.
Currently, West Ham’s options in goal are limited to Areola and Wes Foderingham, who joined from Sheffield United.
Neither offers long-term security if the club has serious ambitions.
The absence of European football affects the club’s appeal in the transfer market, limiting their reach for elite talent.
Still, if Ramsdale rediscovers his past form, he could silence the doubters. For now, fans will have to wait and see whether West Ham can get this rebuild right.
