Sheffield United makes a three-year deal with goalkeeper Wes Foderingham after free agent Rangers left
Sheffield United signs three-year deal with goalkeeper Wes Foderingham after free agent leaves Rangers … and Blades will now sign THREE additional players, including reader John Swift
- Sheffield United has signed a deal to contract goalkeeper Wes Foderingham
- Foderingham is a free agent after the expiration of his contract with Rangers
- The Blades have moved to let him make a deal that will start on July 27
- The 29-year-old initially moves to Sheffield as a second-choice goalkeeper
Sheffield United has signed a three-year deal with goalkeeper Wes Foderingham.
Foderingham is a free agent after the expiration of his contract with Rangers in May and the Blades have moved to let him close a deal that will start when the transfer window reopens.
The 29-year-old will initially move to Bramall Lane as number 2, with boss Chris Wilder keen to borrow Dean Henderson as first choice again next season.
Sheffield United has signed a three-year deal with Wes Foderingham, who left Rangers in May
Manager Chris Wilder is happy to sign Dean Henderson again on loan next season
Sheffield United is also keen to read Reading midfielder John Swift this summer
Foderingham spent five years with Rangers, joining for free in 2015 after leaving Swindon Town and helping the club return to Scottish football’s best flight in its first season north of the border.
Sheffield United is also keen on Reading midfielder John Swift and is also looking for a center-back and striker in the next window.
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