West Ham United captain Declan Rice admits he wants to be playing at the highest level possible, sparking question marks over his long-term future.
Rice, who became West Ham's club captain in the summer after Mark Noble left, has been heavily linked with an exit from the London Stadium in recent years, with Chelsea and Manchester United among the clubs linked with interest in West Ham's captain.
The Hammers skipper has just over 18 months left on his contract at the club having yet to put pen to paper on a long-term deal and is currently on duty with England at the 2022 World Cup, starting all three of their games as they won Group B to book a round of 16 clash against Group A runners-up Senegal on Sunday night.
