With his contract now set to expire in the summer, Tierney will become a free agent.

"Just thank you for everything from day one. They supported us through the good times and the bad, and they supported me through some hard times as well," said Tierney, as quoted by the club's official website.

"I think that's what I'm most grateful for, the times where it wasn't so good or so easy for me is when they probably supported me most, so I'm just very grateful and I feel very lucky to have the support from them.

"I feel so lucky that I've played for this club and the love that the supporters have given me has been amazing. I've loved every day here and I've learned so much, I've improved so much and I just feel very lucky."

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Ramsdale joined Southampton from Arsenal last summer for 18 million pounds but endured a torrid season as the Saints were relegated with just 12 points - narrowly avoiding Derby County's infamous all-time low of 11.

Despite conceding 66 of Southampton's 86 league goals in 2024-25, Ramsdale remains a player of interest for Premier League clubs, and West Ham have emerged as the front-runners.

The Hammers, now under the management of Graham Potter, are keen to bolster their options between the posts following the departure of long-time keeper Lukasz Fabianski after seven seasons.

Although Alphonse Areola remains at the London Stadium, he too suffered a difficult campaign as West Ham conceded 62 goals - the sixth-highest in the division - during their 14th-place finish.

Southampton are open to selling Ramsdale, eager to shed his 100,000-pounds-a-week wages as they regroup in the Championship.

The club is reportedly holding out for 20 million pounds, a modest increase on what they paid Arsenal less than a year ago.

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Fernandes was reportedly offered to treble his wages if he joined Al Hilal, with suggestions that the Saudi Arabian side would pay Manchester United 100m pounds for the transfer.

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