Breaking news: Ten hag priority signing Rejects new west ham offer as he decides on his Manchester United future ,here is what moyes is coach said .

 The England international appears 

to be holding off on committing to fresh

 terms with the Hammers amid links with 

two of England's biggest clubs

Declan Rice has reportedly rejected a new

 £200,000-a-week contract at West Ham, 

but David Moyes insists he is not panicking

 over the Chelsea and Manchester United

 target's future.

Rice has spent his entire career at West

 Ham and has featured in 189 games across 

all competitions, including 44 in the current

 campaign.

The 23-year-old is still tied to the Hammers

 until 2024 and the club holds the option 

of a one-year renewal, but he is rejecting 

the chance to commit to a longer deal 

at London Stadium.

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What has Moyes said about Rice?

Rice was reported to have turned down 

two extension offers from West Ham last

 summer, and has more recently snubbed

 fresh terms that would have made him 

the highest-paid player in the club's history.

Moyes is not concerned that the England

 international could leave this summer though

, and said after his side's 1-0 loss to Chelsea

 on Sunday: “I’ve said it [where I stand]

 and I think we have said what we think.

“We like Dec and he’s got three-and-a-half

 years to go on his contract so I don’t think 

there is any big panic.

“Maybe he just wants more money. People

 do turn down contracts. It is not unusual 

for players at clubs to turn down contracts

, maybe it is a negotiation tactic.”

Chelsea and Man Utd circle for Rice

Chelsea and Man Utd have both been 

credited with an interest in Rice, who 

has strong ties to the former after an 

eight-year spell in their academy.

Moyes is confident that West Ham would 

cope if the midfielder were to move 

on, but remains adamant that the club 

won't be pushed into an early sale.

“I sold Wayne Rooney and Everton got 

better,” the coach said. “It doesn’t always 

mean that things don’t happen. We’ve 

said before that we’ve got no intention 

of selling.”