Goalkeeper Mary Earps says her future at Manchester United “lies with the membership”.
The 31-year-old’s contract with United expires subsequent month.
Last summer season, United reject an essential request England participant, who has appeared in all 22 Women’s Super League (WSL) matches this season.
“Negotiations are nonetheless occurring about my contract,” Earps instructed Sky Sportsexterior.
“I used to be clear that I did not wish to make an emotional resolution.”
Marc Skinner’s aspect received the membership’s first FA Women’s Cup this month, however completed fifth in a disappointing league marketing campaign that ended 6-0 to beat in opposition to champions Chelsea on Saturday.
“I’ve requested the membership to substantiate what they’re attempting to attain and when I’ve these solutions I can decide, so it’s a part of the membership,” added Earps.
Earps, who joined United from Wolfsburg in 2019, was voted in BBC Women’s Footballer of the Year in November, and was topped BBC Sports Personality of the Year in 2023.
He he received the Golden Glove as England reached the World Cup last in August, the place they misplaced 1-0 to Spain, though Earps saved a penalty within the second half.
At United, Earps claimed the WSL’s Golden Glove for the 2022-23 season, protecting a report 14 clear sheets.