“West Ham’s Jaw-Dropping £25M Superstar Signing REVEALED: Secret Talks SEALING the Deal Will Leave You Speechless!”

West Ham United have officially bid farewell to long-serving goalkeeper and club icon Lukasz Fabianski, who leaves after seven seasons and 216 appearances at the London Stadium.

With Fabianski’s departure, the Hammers now rely on Alphonse Areola and Wes Foderingham as their primary goalkeeping options.

However, with Areola turning 33 next season and approaching the final two years of his contract, the club is keen on securing a younger, long-term solution in goal.

Mads Hermansen has emerged as a key target. The 25-year-old Danish goalkeeper impressed with a series of outstanding saves during Leicester City’s ill-fated Premier League campaign, although his individual brilliance couldn’t prevent the Foxes from being relegated.

Now, a return to the English top flight appears imminent for Hermansen. According to Danish outlet Bold, West Ham are currently leading the race for the highly rated shot-stopper and have already agreed on personal terms with him.

The report also notes that the Hammers have opened talks with Leicester and are engaged in “concrete negotiations” to bring the Denmark international to east London this summer.

Discussions between the two clubs are said to be progressing positively, and Hermansen is reportedly expected to make the switch to West Ham in the coming weeks.

Supporting this, TBR Football has confirmed the Hammers’ interest and added that the club hopes to negotiate a fee lower than Leicester’s asking price, which is believed to be in the region of £25 million.

Although Hermansen managed just one clean sheet in the Premier League last season, that statistic doesn’t tell the full story.

His overall performances were often let down by a leaky defence and an underperforming Leicester side.

A standout moment came in his display against Arsenal, where he made 13 saves—the most in a Premier League match since David de Gea’s heroics for Manchester United in 2017.

He also notably saved a penalty from Cole Palmer, becoming the only goalkeeper to do so to date.

If West Ham can provide him with a more solid defensive structure, Hermansen has shown he has the tools to flourish at the top level.

A potential added bonus for the Hammers is the presence of newly appointed goalkeeping coach Casper Ankergren, who previously worked with Hermansen during their time at Brøndby.

That connection could ease the Dane’s transition and help him settle quickly should the transfer be finalised.