Wes Foderingham has discussed his England World Cup ambitions!
Goalkeeper is a definite problem position for Gareth Southgate with Joe Hart suffering a drastic loss of form.
Jordan Pickford and Jack Butland have failed to convince for Everton and Stoke this season with Burnley’s Nick Pope emerging as a candidate two months away from the World Cup Finals.
Foderingham has been in goals for all seven of Sevco’s home defeats in the Premiership and started the season off by picking the ball out of the net twice against Progres Niederkorn.
Unless Mark Warburton is appointed as England manager it is impossible to imagine the former Swindon keeper getting an international call but that didn’t stop Fodders from discussing his international ambitions.
“There are a lot of English goalies in the Premier League doing well and it’ll be a big decision on who’s in the World Cup squad,” he told the Daily Record.
“As long as I’m playing in Scotland, I’d say it’s unlikely England will look at me.
“A few years ago when Fraser got into the squad, he was playing in the Champions League for Celtic and doing really well.
“Up here you need to be special to get picked but I accepted that when I signed for ?Rangers. My ambition is to be the best I can possibly be.”
With 38 Premiership goals conceded Sevco has the leakiest defence in the top half of the Premiership.
Foderingham started his career as a trainee at Crystal Palace before making his name at Swindown where he was first choice keeper before a £125,000 move to Sevco in 2015.