The report by Polish website SportoWefakty claimed he said he didn’t want to be second-choice anywhere, and given that he knows how important Fabianski is to West Ham, he didn’t feel he would have a future there.
“I could have been a colleague of Łukasz Fabiański,” said Gikiewicz. “When he got injured, I got a call that if the goalkeeper who was to replace him failed the second medical tests, they would target me. But I rejected it right away. I know Łukasz’s position there.”
“I was supposed to be there only for a few matches, which would make my dreams come true, but I don’t know what would happen next. Going to a big club to be a substitute, I’m not interested,” he added.
The 32-year-old has starred in the Bundesliga this season and is out of contract this summer. However, with Darren Randolph now in place, the Hammers are unlikely to return for him,