West Ham’s Chairman, David Sullivan, has confirmed that midfielder Declan Rice will leave the club this summer. Rice recently lifted the Europa Conference League trophy, becoming only the second West Ham captain to lift a European trophy after Bobby Moore. While Arsenal is currently leading the chase to sign the 24-year-old, Sullivan is open to bids from other clubs to ensure a high transfer fee. Bayern Munich’s head coach, Thomas Tuchel, has reportedly held talks with Rice, but the midfielder is said to prefer staying in the Premier League. Sullivan revealed that the club had offered Rice a £200,000-a-week contract 18 months ago, which he turned down, leading to his departure. Although West Ham fans have called for Rice to stay, the midfielder has remained tight-lipped on his future and stated that he has two years left on his contract and is committed to giving his all for the club until he leaves.
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