Deal would see West Ham captain become most expensive British player ever
Wed Jun 28 2023 - 10:52
Arsenal have launched a €122 million bid to land West Ham skipper Declan Rice – although their London rivals are seeking a faster payment structure before accepting the offer. Arsenal’s third bid, which would see Rice become the most expensive British player of all-time, was made on Tuesday night. It is believed to be a €116 million offer with €5.8 million in add-ons, eclipsing Arsenal’s record transfer. Manchester City have pulled out of the race following Arsenal’s improved bid, according to The Athletic.
However, it is understood West Ham are unhappy with the payment structure put forward but are looking to negotiate rather than dismiss the offer out of hand.
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