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Manchester City icon Rodney Marsh believes the club would be signing someone 'cheaper and better' than West Ham midfielder Declan Rice should they swoop for Barcelona star Frenkie de Jong.
MANCHESTER, England: In an offseason when Lionel Messi and Karim Benzema have already made moves, Declan Rice is turning into one of the biggest stories of the transfer window. Arsenal appears to be closing in on a deal worth up to a reported 105 million pounds ($133 million) for the England international, who has been linked with many of Europe’s biggest clubs. Manchester City, which has also targeted the West Ham midfielder, is not prepared to match that figure, according to a person with knowledge of the Premier League champion’s transfer plans.
Manchester City's quest to replace departed captain Ilkay Gundogan rumbles on after they gave up on their chase of Declan Rice.
Arsenal have reportedly agreed a £105m fee with West Ham to sign Declan Rice. The Gunners had been in a battle with Manchester City to sign the West Ham captain, before the Premier League champions pulled out. Ad That left Arsenal with a clear path and they look to have now secured the move.
Arsenal make huge bid for Rice Arsenal look to be favourites to land Declan Rice from West Ham, with The Sun reporting a £105 million bid has been made. Ad “ARSENAL have submitted a stunning £105MILLION bid for Declan Rice,” the paper states.
Man City bid for Rice Manchester City have submitted an official bid of £80m plus £10m in add-ons for West Ham captain Declan Rice, The Athletic reports. The Premier League champions are out to beat Arsenal in the race to sign the England international, although City’s initial bid is the same amount as the Gunners’ rejected bid last week.
Manchester City fans are set to pay less for season tickets than supporters of almost any other Premier League club next season - and the least of all ‘big six’ sides.
Here are your Manchester City evening headlines for Saturday, June 24.