West Ham United manager David Moyes has given his response to comments made by former Manchester United captain Roy Keane on Hammers skipper Declan Rice.
Keane was critical of Rice on Wednesday night ahead of the Hammers losing 3-1 to United in the fifth round of the FA Cup at Old Trafford, with the Irons and England star heavily linked with a big money transfer exit at the end of the season, with Arsenal among the clubs named as potential suitors.
Speaking to ITV, Keane said that while he does like Rice, he still has a way to go to improve and warrant the sort of transfer fee he has been linked with, with Moyes saying earlier this season that Rice’s exit would break the current British transfer record held by Chelsea’s Enzo Fernandez of around £106million.
