West Ham goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski has signed a new contract to keep him at the club until the end of next season.
The 35-year-old’s contract was due to expire in the summer, but West Ham have activated an option to extend the deal by a year.
Fabianski has kept nine clean sheets in the Premier League this season and has played a key role for the Hammers in their unlikely push for Champions League qualification.
Since joining West Ham from Swansea for £7million in 2018, the Pole has been one of the most consistent goalkeepers in the top flight.
Fabianski's contract extension follows that of captain Mark Noble's, announced on Tuesday. The midfielder has confirmed that next season will be his 18th and final at the club.
Noble penned an emotional open letter to supporters, while others have been paying tribute to the 33-year-old.
“Mark epitomises absolutely everything that West Ham United stands for – he is loyal, committed, honest, ambitious and blessed with a sense of humour – and that is why he is universally loved by all Hammers,” co-owners David Sullivan and David Gold said.
“As a player, Mark is a fantastic talent whose Premier League appearance record for the Club will likely never be broken, an all-round midfield player and one of the best penalty takers in the world.
“As a captain, we have seen first-hand how he inspires and represents his teammates, on and off the pitch. As a man, he is a proud son, husband and a father to two beautiful children.
“We are both thrilled that Mark has signed a new contract and will play on for one final season for the Club he loves. He d
