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West Ham United midfielder Declan Rice will push for an exit next summer with interest from Chelsea, Manchester United and Liverpool.
The England international has spent his entire career with the east London outfit, but he is expected to move on at some point.
According to 90min, the Hammers are keen to reward him with an improved contract despite his current deal only expiring in June 2024.
Rice has no plans of signing a renewal unless the club are willing to include a fixed release clause that will become active next summer.
It is unlikely that the Hammers will consider the option. The club have a rule of not including buy-out clauses in player contracts.
Rice is fully committed to the Hammers for the season, but is expected to push for an exit during next summer's transfer window.
He won't be short of transfer offers, but it remains to be seen whether any club is willing to meet the reported £100m price tag.
Written by Sri Aswin
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