“West Ham’s SHOCKING Raid on English Club for Their PRIZED Star – You Won’t Believe Who They’re Targeting!”

Graham Potter is reportedly eager to bring in a new first-choice goalkeeper for the upcoming season, following the departure of Lukasz Fabianski.

While Alphonse Areola remains at the club, his future appears uncertain, with Potter believed to be seeking an upgrade between the sticks.

West Ham’s summer transfer activity has been quiet so far, but the £55 million windfall from Mohammed Kudus’ sale could now trigger a shift.

One major target is Leicester City goalkeeper Mads Hermansen, who is being considered to fill the void in goal.

Reports suggest the Danish international could cost West Ham around £35 million. Despite Leicester’s reluctance to sell, their recent relegation and ongoing financial issues might push them to consider letting Hermansen go.

According to journalist Alex Crook (via X, 21 July), the Foxes are now preparing for a formal approach from the Hammers.

Hermansen is viewed as one of Leicester’s few valuable assets, especially with the club reportedly already holding discussions with veteran keeper Asmir Begovic as a potential replacement.

While the 25-year-old’s form dipped in the Premier League, he impressed in the Championship and is regarded as a high-potential shot-stopper when backed by a more competent defence.

With Fabianski gone, West Ham’s current goalkeeping options include Areola, Wes Foderingham, and youngster Krisztián Hegyi, who has been promoted to the senior squad. However, Potter appears unconvinced by his existing options.

Areola may either leave this summer or see himself relegated to a backup role. Despite a decent season, the 32-year-old’s value is on the decline, and West Ham may prefer to cash in now and move forward with a younger alternative.

As Potter begins shaping his squad, a move for Hermansen signals a potential long-term solution in goal and a step towards a fresh era under the former Chelsea boss.