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Reports this evening indicate that veteran goalkeeper Wes Foderingham could be set for a quick exit from West Ham United.
The 34-year-old joined the Hammers in the summer of 2024 after leaving Sheffield United, signing a deal that runs until June 2026.
He was recruited mainly to provide depth behind Alphonse Areola and to cover for the departure of Nathan Trott.
However, after a tough campaign with the Blades—where he conceded 79 goals in 30 games—Foderingham has struggled to convince at London Stadium.
Fresh reports suggest his stay in east London may be cut short, with interest emerging from overseas, potentially from Cypriot side Aris Limassol.
If he departs, West Ham would be left with a gap in their goalkeeping ranks, though a familiar option may already be on the horizon.
Former number one Lukasz Fabianski, who left the club in July 2025 after seven years of service, is weighing up a return.
Despite being 40, the Polish veteran remains eager to play on. He has reportedly turned down interest from Legia Warsaw, choosing instead to remain in Essex where he and his family are settled.
Fabianski’s wealth of experience, leadership qualities, and strong connection to the club make him a standout candidate for the role of backup keeper.
Having made more than 200 appearances for West Ham and winning Polish Footballer of the Year in 2018, his return would represent a symbolic full-circle moment.
Beyond his on-field contributions, his influence inside the dressing room could prove invaluable for David Moyes’ squad.
C&H will provide further updates as this story develops.
