Millwall are set to hold talks with Byron Webster over his future.

The defender, who has not played a competitive game since injuring his knee in September, is out of contract at the end of the season.

Webster, 31, played a huge role in the Lions’ promotion last year - and started 10 of their opening 11 Championship games before suffering ligament damage.

Lions boss Neil Harris told News Shopper: “All the young players that have been involved with the Under-23s know what they're doing next season, whether they’re with us or going on to pastures new.

“We've got very few players in the first-team that are out of contract - obviously Byron is one of them.

“I’ve spoken to his agent and to Byron as well, his progression this year and the way he’s handled his recovery from injury has been hugely impressive.

“Then there are the players that came in January. I’ll be having conversations with the senior players over the course of the next seven days.

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“Everybody needs clarity to what they're doing moving forward. No decisions have been made yet.”

Millwall’s pursuit of a play-off place was ended by Middlesbrough last weekend.

It has been an incredible season for the Lions, who were one of the bookies’ favourites to go down at the start of the campaign.

And Harris’ side will finish seventh if they better Preston’s result on the final day of the season.

When asked if Millwall will be able to attract better players over the summer because of their impressive league finish, Harris said: “Possibly. It depends what drives players.

“If they're driven solely by financial gain, they're not going to come to play for Millwall.

“That’s the reality and truth of it. But if they're driven by an opportunity to play because they've not had it somewhere else, then they're going to want to come and play for me.

“They’re going to want to come and improve their game and be part of a dressing room that focuses on team ethic, minutes on the pitch and a working culture.”