Declan Rice has been in a link for a potential move to Manchester United for quite some time. The initial interest in the midfielder emerged during Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s tenure as manager. Since then he was identified as a potential midfield option. It appears that the interest in Rice still persists, with current guidance from Erik ten Hag. Thus, indicating that Manchester United’s pursuit of the player remains under the astute management of the coaching staff.
According to Claret and Hugh there are claims that Declan Rice’s father is currently one of the most active football agents in Britain. It suggests that he is actively working towards securing a significant transfer. For his son from West Ham United to another club.
There are reports suggesting that West Ham United reached a gentleman’s agreement with Declan Rice’s father. Thus allowing the midfielder to leave the club during the summer of this year if a suitable offer is absent.
Can Manchester United get their hands on Declan Rice?
Arsenal appears to be in the best position to secure Declan Rice’s signature this summer. However, the latest update from Claret and Hugh indicates that Manchester United laying the groundwork for a potential transfer deal for the English international.
Declan Rice’s father is a season ticket holder at Chelsea. However, it is highly likely that the player himself is towards joining a team that will be participating in the UEFA Champions League next season. Playing in Europe’s elite club competition is a significant ambition for many top-level players. Hence, Rice’s desire to compete at that level could influence his decision on which club to join.
The ability of Erik ten Hag to make significant investments in two midfield signings will determine whether Manchester United can pursue both Declan Rice and Mason Mount. Given the mounting indications, it seems increasingly likely that Mason Mount will eventually join Manchester United. However, the feasibility of acquiring both players will depend on the financial resources. That are available to Ten Hag and the club’s transfer strategy.
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