Declan Rice to undergo a medical at Arsenal following agreement on €116m fee with West Ham
Ten Hag wants to add Onana after losing confidence in David de Gea. While United’s bid for the Cameroonian is expected to be made official imminently, there is no agreement currently.
The 32-year-old has been United’s No 1 almost continually since signing in summer 2011 but after a series of errors last season, Ten Hag has decided to strengthen the position. The Dutchman also has Tom Heaton, De Gea’s No 2, and Dean Henderson, who returned to United after a season’s loan at Nottingham Forest, as alternative options.
The signing of the Hammers captain for €116.5 million plus €6 million in add-ons will not only break Arsenal’s own transfer record but also see Rice become the most expensive Englishman in Premier League history. West Ham were not happy with the payment structure of the Arsenal deal but, after further negotiations, it is understood an agreement is in place and Rice is free to discuss personal terms and have his medical ahead of a move to the Emirates Stadium.
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