West Ham United goalkeeper Adrian has signed a new two-year contract with the Premier League outfit, which will keep him at the east London club until summer 2017.
The deal includes an option to extend for a further two years if they wish.
BREAKING: We are delighted to announce that @AdriSanMiguel has signed a new long-term deal. http://t.co/1N6e82cqPF pic.twitter.com/9hYL0J09AK
— West Ham United FC (@whufc_official) October 2, 2015
The 28-year-old joined the Hammers from Real Betis in 2013, and created the news when he scored the penalty that beat Everton in a FA Cup shootout last season.
“This is a proud moment for myself, my family and friends and I am really happy to have signed my second contract with the club,” the Spaniard told the club website.
“I feel really happy for the club and the fans. I never imagined this kind of relationship with the fans. I spent 16 years at Real Betis and it was difficult to leave your home.
“But from the moment I arrived in London the West Ham fans had a special relationship with me.”
Since making his debut for the London club in 2013, Adrian has established himself as a first-choice shot-stopper for the Hammers, starting all 38 games last season.
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