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Wes Foderingham believes Swindon will sign another goalkeeper to compete with him for the number one shirt.

Foderingham, 21, has been first choice at Town since signing a permanent contract in January.

But manager Paolo Di Canio only has youngster Leigh Bedwell to call on as a reserve, following the departures of Phil Smith and Mattia Lanzano.

"I've heard they're going to bring someone in, but I'm not sure who," Foderingham told ´óÏó´«Ã½ Wiltshire.

"Leigh is here as well so he will compete and any competition is good."

Foderingham joined Swindon from Crystal Palace following a successful three-month loan spell at the County Ground.

He displaced Smith as number one and played 41 games last season, keeping 24 clean sheets.

But the England Under-19 international says he would welcome the arrival of a new keeper.

"I need someone who is going to push me," he said.

"I can't stay relaxed. It's good to have strength and competition in places.

"When I first came I just wanted an opportunity and I got it here, but it's down to me to keep me on my toes and keep improving."