West Ham United will reportedly considering any offers in the region of £90m for Declan Rice next summer.
The Hammers have maintained a strong stance regarding the future of the academy graduate, insisting that the 22-year-old is not for sale at any price.
However, with the England international effectively tied to the London Stadium until 2025, it has been suggested that the academy graduate has no intention of signing a new contract.
Football Insider claims that West Ham are already weighing up the possibility of selling Rice at the end of the season.
The report suggests that the East London outfit are in the process of considering potential replacements and are aware that they are unlikely to see Rice's value increase during future campaigns.
Manchester United and Chelsea are expected to register an interest if West Ham stick to their alleged plan ahead of 2022-23.
