West Ham United midfielder Declan Rice will reportedly be leaving the club for around £70million next summer, according to Matt Law.
Speaking on the London Is Blue podcast, Law explained that two other clubs were currently ahead of Chelsea in the race to sign Rice, but that he looked set to be leaving his current club for a relatively low fee of just £70m.
Simon Phillips has recently reported on Chelsea being in the strongest position to sign the England international, but it may be that their rivals are strongly in the mix as well, if Law’s words today are anything to go by…
West Ham are preparing to sell Declan Rice for around £70m. Rice will definitely leave West Ham this summer.
There are 2 Premier League clubs ahead of Chelsea at the moment who have made big plays to sign Rice.@Matt_Law_DT with the latest on Rice ? https://t.co/xNmKirmRXQ pic.twitter.com/WPMvCtSYx5
— London Is Blue Podcast ???? (@LondonBluePod) November 28, 2022
Rice has been one of the best midfielders in the Premier League in recent times, and he’d surely be perfect to help Chelsea replace N’Golo Kante, who is heading towards the end of his contract.
Still, it’s not too surprising that there seems to be a lot of interest in Rice if it’s accurate that West Ham could negotiate his sale for such a relative bargain.
Law also told this podcast that Chelsea would “bid big” for Borussia Dortmund star Jude Bellingham next summer…
?? “Chelsea will bid big for Bellingham, but they are not favourites to sign him. They will match any bid that is made for Bellingham but the move won’t just come down to money.”@Matt_Law_DT shares the latest on Chelsea’s interest in Bellingham! ?
? https://t.co/xNmKirmRXQ pic.twitter.com/8eMq1QdxE8— London Is Blue Podcast ???? (@LondonBluePod) November 28, 2022
It would be hugely exciting for CFC fans if they could land one of these players, or perhaps even both, with Jorginho also heading towards the end of his contract.
Meanwhile, Fabrizio Romano has also reported on Christopher Nkunku’s move to Stamford Bridge looking all but done.
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