Arsenal have been linked with a move for West Ham United captain Declan Rice in recent months, with a deal close now.
Declan Rice remains a priority target for Arsenal. And a report from The Guardian claims that Arsenal are now closing in on his capture. The Gunners will reportedly pay over £100 million with add-ons for the England international.
Rice has established himself as a top-class Premier League midfielder, and he should prove to be a solid long-term investment for Arsenal. The Gunners needed to add more quality and depth to their midfield, and Rice could form a solid partnership alongside Thomas Partey.
Mikel Arteta needs a bigger and better squad in order to compete on all fronts next season. Arsenal have secured qualification to the UEFA Champions League, and they will have to navigate an increased number of high-level fixtures.
Meanwhile, Rice has been outstanding for West Ham in the Premier League and is looking to take the next step in his career. Apparently, the midfielder wants to join a club in the Champions League, and Arsenal can provide him with that platform.
Rice helped West Ham win the UEFA Europa Conference league this season, and he will be hoping the challenge for the league title next year with Arsenal. The Gunners came close to winning the league title this year, and they will look to bounce back strongly next season.
Arsenal have a talented young squad, and there is no reason why they cannot push Manchester City for the title once again with the right reinforcements this summer. Rice is well-settled in the Premier League, and he is likely to make an immediate impact at his new club. Furthermore, he is only 24 and the player will get better with experience and coaching.
Recent reports have claimed that the Rice to Arsenal operation is a “done deal”. And the latest report confirms the same, revealing that Arsenal will pay over £100 million to sign their priority target from West Ham United.
Although the reported £100 million outlay seems quite expensive, the player has the ability to sort out the Arsenal midfield for the foreseeable future and he could end up justifying the outlay in the long run.
Arsenal have been linked with a move for West Ham United captain Declan Rice in recent months, with a deal close now.
Declan Rice remains a priority target for Arsenal. And a report from The Guardian claims that Arsenal are now closing in on his capture. The Gunners will reportedly pay over £100 million with add-ons for the England international.
Rice has established himself as a top-class Premier League midfielder, and he should prove to be a solid long-term investment for Arsenal. The Gunners needed to add more quality and depth to their midfield, and Rice could form a solid partnership alongside Thomas Partey.
Mikel Arteta needs a bigger and better squad in order to compete on all fronts next season. Arsenal have secured qualification to the UEFA Champions League, and they will have to navigate an increased number of high-level fixtures.
Meanwhile, Rice has been outstanding for West Ham in the Premier League and is looking to take the next step in his career. Apparently, the midfielder wants to join a club in the Champions League, and Arsenal can provide him with that platform.
Rice helped West Ham win the UEFA Europa Conference league this season, and he will be hoping the challenge for the league title next year with Arsenal. The Gunners came close to winning the league title this year, and they will look to bounce back strongly next season.
Arsenal have a talented young squad, and there is no reason why they cannot push Manchester City for the title once again with the right reinforcements this summer. Rice is well-settled in the Premier League, and he is likely to make an immediate impact at his new club. Furthermore, he is only 24 and the player will get better with experience and coaching.
Recent reports have claimed that the Rice to Arsenal operation is a “done deal”. And the latest report confirms the same, revealing that Arsenal will pay over £100 million to sign their priority target from West Ham United.
Although the reported £100 million outlay seems quite expensive, the player has the ability to sort out the Arsenal midfield for the foreseeable future and he could end up justifying the outlay in the long run.