Bryson DeChambeau hopeful new LIV Golf contract can be reached amid speculation over breakaway league's finances

Bryson DeChambeau revealed negotiations regarding his LIV Golf contract are still ongoing but is optimistic both parties can come to an agreement as speculation continues to mount over the Saudi-backed league's financial future.

The two-time major champion signed a lucrative deal to join LIV Golf in June 2022, a move he described as a "business decision" at the time.

That deal is set to expire at the conclusion of the 2026 season and questions have been rising over whether DeChambeau, who is one of the biggest names in professional golf due to his social media presence and his incredible distance off the tee, would re-sign for LIV.

Reports have previously suggested DeChambeau could be seeking a new deal worth around $500m (£370.5m), but despite rumours emerging that LIV Golf's funding could be cut, the 32-year-old remains confident a deal will be agreed.