While he still has a European final of his own to contend with in the coming days, it's difficult to imagine that Declan Rice will be playing outside of the Champions League next season.
The West Ham midfielder has been linked with a move away from the London Stadium for quite some time now, although the club have so far managed to reject the advances of interested clubs.
That is set to change this summer. Rice has only two years remaining on his current and has reportedly shown no interest in signing a new deal. As a result, West Ham are likely to cash in on the midfielder in the months ahead.
A number of clubs have been linked with a move, although it is thought that he has ruled one team out of the running.
Declan Rice reportedly rejects European advances
According to the Daily Mail, Declan Rice has ruled out the prospect of joining Bayern Munich this summer.
The German champions had reportedly been interested in signing the England international as they look to refresh the side under the recently appointed Thomas Tuchel, who would have become very familiar with the player during his time in England.
However, the 24-year old is said to be keen to remain in the Premier League.
West Ham will seek a fee in excess of £100million to sell their prized asset this summer, although a price tag of closer to £90million is thought to be more realistic.
Arsenal are said to be the frontrunners for his signature, with Manchester United, Newcastle United, and Chelsea also keeping a close eye on his situation.
Chelsea's recent issues mean that a move to Stamford Bridge seems unlikely, while the other three clubs mentioned above will also have Champions League football to offer next season.
It will be interesting to see where he ends up.
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