Mary Earps 360: The view from Man United, Arsenal and the England goalkeeper

Mary Earps is one of the biggest stars on the planet and has no shortage of interest as she enters the last six months of her contract at Manchester United.

Arsenal made a big money offer for her in the summer, while the biggest clubs in Europe have closely watched the England No 1's situation.

Mary Earps' performances, development and character have launched her career into another stratosphere.

She's gone from the international wilderness to soon-to-be two-time FIFA Best Goalkeeper. That's in the space of just four years, all while becoming the most recognisable star during England's run to the World Cup final earlier this year.

Now 30, it's time for Earps to chase two things: Cheques and Championships.

Any contract signed either in January or in the summer will almost certainly make her the highest paid goalkeeper in the world, which is unsurprising given the popularity, commercial success and talent she brings to a club.

A player as good as Earps also deserves to be contending for the biggest trophies in the club game.

The team she signs for will have to be able to back-up Earps' desire to win it all.

Earps has been in talks with Manchester United for 18 months but a resolution appears to be far off.

If things remain as they are, Earps seems almost certain to leave the club.

That means Man Utd head of women's football Polly Bancroft and head coach Marc Skinner will have to decide whether to cash-in now or let Earps leave for free at the end of June.

It's a similar to the situation the club faced this time last year with Alessia Russo, now at Arsenal, and Ona Batlle, now at Barcelona.

There is, however, change coming to Manchester United with Sir Jim Ratcliffe's 25 per cent stake in the club meaning his group will run football