West Ham supervisor David Moyes demands he isn't worried by Declan Rice's proceeded with refusal to sign another agreement at the club, rather trusting that the midfielder is essentially waiting for more cash.
90min comprehends that Rice will consider leaving West Ham this late spring subsequent to dismissing a third proposal of another arrangement, with the 23-year-old quick to play normal Champions League football and go after the greatest prizes.
Manchester United are ready to break their exchange record to sign Rice, while Manchester City and Chelsea both hold solid interest in the midfielder.
In spite of the precarious circumstance, West Ham wind up in no race to sell. Rice stays under agreement until 2024 and the Hammers likewise hold the choice to broaden that by a further a year too.
In light of that, Moyes focused on that he isn't losing any rest over Rice's situation."I've said it and I think we have expressed out loud whatever we think," Moyes said after his side's 1-0 loss to Chelsea on Sunday. "We like Dec and he has three and a half years to go on his agreement so I don't think there is any huge frenzy.
"We have three and a half years so it isn't the greatest need. We have different needs, attempting to add to the crew and get different situations in.
"Perhaps he simply needs more cash. Individuals in all actuality do turn down agreements. It is to be expected for players at clubs to turn down agreements, perhaps it is an exchange tactic."That being said, Moyes wouldn't preclude taking advantage of Rice, demanding that West Ham would be okay without their chief.
"I sold Wayne Rooney and Everton improved," the supervisor said. "It doesn't generally imply that things don't occur. We've said before that we have no aim of selling so I don't have any idea why you continue to inquire."
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