West Ham are preparing to offer captain Mark Noble, goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski and winger Michail Antonio new two year deals, according to Claret & Hugh.

The website reports that Noble’s current contract will be extended beyond 2021, and it is expected that he will retire once his new deal reaches its end.

Fabianski’s contract also runs out in 2021, but despite being 34 years of age, the Hammers are willing to extend his stay at the London Stadium into his late thirties following his excellent displays for the Irons since his £7m arrival from Swansea in 2018.

Antonio is slightly younger than his two West Ham teammates at 29, but he will also only be offered a two-year extension with his current deal expiring in 20 months time.

The winger is currently sidelined with a hamstring injury, but despite his absence from the first team, the Hammer’s hierarchy believe he will be a key player for the club going forward.