Ben Foster set to complete £2.5million switch to Watford as West Bromwich Albion keeper heads for exit
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Watford are poised to complete the £2.5million capture of Ben Foster from relegated West Brom.
The Baggies have already brought in Manchester United keeper Sam Johnstone, 25, to replace Foster.
Now shot-stopper Foster is set to get his wish to return to Watford , where he spent two seasons on loan previously from 2005-2007.
Foster and defender Craig Dawson last week both refused to go to Albion's training camp in Portugal.
The pair are due to be hit with the maximum fine of two weeks' wages for skipping the training camp with Burnley keen on Dawson.
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But Foster won't care once he ends up back in the Premier League where he has made 288 appearances for Manchester United, Watford, Birmingham and West Brom.
Following a successful loan spell, the 35-year-old joined the Baggies in a £4m move from Birmingham City.
Since joining in 2012 Foster has made 172 appearances for the club.