West Ham manager David Moyes has reiterated to Arsenal and Chelsea that in order to sign Declan Rice they'll have to stump up a British-record transfer fee - and then some.
Both Arsenal and Chelsea have been strongly linked with the West Ham captain, who Moyes has maintained will cost a pretty penny if he were to leave the London Stadium. Rice, 24, has been one of the Premier League 's best central midfielders for the past three seasons and a key player for England at two major tournaments.
With his contract only running until 2024, a host of clubs are monitoring Rice's situation and snuffing out a price tag - although West Ham are expected trigger a one-year extension clause. After Chelsea broke the British transfer record with their £105million signing of 22-year-old Argentine midfielder Enzo Fernandez, Moyes has made it clear that his club's asking price will be far greater as a result.
