Green was instrumental in helping the Hammers escape Barclays Premier
League relegation a year ago and his form over the past two seasons has put him in the reckoning for an England place.
Although a mid-table Premier League finish is seen as a disappointment
given West Ham's summer investment, Green still feels there has been progress.
"The vision that the new board, the chairman and the chief executive have
for the club is to be up there with the best of them," Green told the club's official website. "I share that vision with them
and I want to be a part of it with West Ham."
"Everyone at the club from the top to the bottom has got the vision in
mind. It is about taking things step by step and, as frustrating as this season has been, it is still a step in the right
direction."
"Come 12 months ago, everyone would have given everything they could to
be in the position we are in now. In another 12 months, if we take as big a step as we have done in the past 12 months, we
are going to be looking a lot further upwards. That is what I want to be a part of."
