Ben Foster: ‘I owe a lot to Wrexham. I’m enjoying playing football again’

Former England goalkeeper and keen podcaster has been invigorated by return to club he first played for in 2005
OUT OF RETIREMENT: Wrexham goalkeeper Ben Foster celebrates after the Vanarama National League match at the Racecourse Ground. Pic: Barrington Coombs/PA Wire.

OUT OF RETIREMENT: Wrexham goalkeeper Ben Foster celebrates after the Vanarama National League match at the Racecourse Ground. Pic: Barrington Coombs/PA Wire.

Ben Foster could be still playing in the Premier League, he could have started this season’s Carabao Cup final for Newcastle or he could have started a new adventure in Major League Soccer. The veteran goalkeeper said no to them all, but a debt of gratitude towards Wrexham was one he felt should be repaid.

Foster’s decision to come out of retirement and join the National League side last month was rewarded in spectacular style on Monday when his injury-time penalty save secured a 3-2 win against their title rivals, Notts County.

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