Quote from: rahmad2nd on Today at 04:56:35 PM

Quote from: Pokapoka124 on Today at 09:40:38 AM

Arsenal are serious about getting Declan Rice’s signature and have had two of their bids rejected already, I’m also shocked how much West Ham United are requesting for Declan Rice’s signature and it also reminded me Harry Maguire was signed for a whopping £80m plus and he is not even performing half the expectations for an 80million Euros worth player. Declan Rice is a good player but £100million is just too much to be demanding for a player from West Ham United.

It seems, Manchester City are not too serious about bringing in this midfielder owned by West ham. because, it is not difficult for Manchester City to compete with Arsenal for the services of the midfielder. City, have financial abundance if they are serious. besides that, City is the way for Declan Rice to win trophies in various competitions. it's just, why are they officially out of the race to bring Declan Rice to the Etihad Stadium.
I don't think Pep is too focused on recruiting him in this summer's transfer window.

Another rumor, the Mail has confirmed Arsenal will enter into fresh talks with West Ham on Wednesday about their remaining bid. if it does eventually reach the £105 million mark, Rice will become the most expensive English player of all time. Furthermore, the latest update claims that Rice will now ask West Ham to accept Arsenal's £105 million bid. I also quote a report from Romano who said, "today or tomorrow, feeling clear on all sides. Arsenal, West Ham and Rice" most likely, if this deal will be agreed by both parties. that means, Rice will play with the Gunners next season. and I just hope that what Arteta is doing is the right move.

A bbcsport news had reported that Man City had dropped out of the race to sign Declan Rice link I think this is a relief to the gunner thus this an ample opportunity for Arsenal to quickly reach an agreement with West Ham, however it was reported that Arsenal wanted an instalment payment for the midfielder which West Ham outrightly rejected I think that is the only issue that is needed to be sort out which was delaying their agreement, though West Ham chairman David Sullivan is in full support of the departure of Declan Rice to a new club hopefully I few days time both club will an agreement while Declan Rice will also agree person term with his new club.