Arsenal's move for Declan Rice in the summer transfer window looks set to send ripples throughout the market as the size of such a deal is set to adjust expectations.
The Gunners are believed to have won the race for the England international midfielder over rivals Manchester City, agreeing a club-record deal worth £105million with West Ham. While there has been slight delays in getting the move over the line, due to the large and complicated nature of such a large sum, it appears close to confirmation.
A deal of such magnitude is set to send shockwaves throughout the market, with some reports claiming that Brighton are holding out for closer to Rice's fee than before for Moises Caicedo. The Hammers' search for a replacement won't be easy, with teams knowing they have money to spend.
