Arsenal have raised their bid for Declan Rice to £100million as they look to win the war with Manchester City for his signature.
The Gunners are hopeful their improved third offer - which includes add-ons and could be worth £105m - will be enough to finally land their top summer target. City firmed up their interest with an offer of £90m, comprising £80m up front with add-ons.
That fell short of West Ham ’s valuation and now Arsenal have decided to try and take advantage by upping their offer as the two London clubs try and broker an agreement.
