Rice won't leave West Ham in January - Moyes
West Ham manager David Moyes has openly ruled out the possibility of Declan Rice leaving the club during the January transfer window. His words at the press conference ahead of his side's Premier League meeting with Brentofrd on Friday were pretty clear on that.
"There's no way Declan will go out that window, if that's what you're talking about," he said.
The stock of rice has peaked in the past two seasons. Still just 23 and a 39-cap international, England regular under Gareth Southgate, Rice combines tremendous physical ability with a great understanding of the game and a maturity that dramatically belies his age. In recent windows he has been heavily linked with Chelsea and Manchester United, and most recently with Liverpool.
However, West Ham have always been extremely reluctant to even think about the prospect of losing his services anytime soon, and his contract, which expires in 2024 but allows the club to unilaterally trigger a one-year extension. an, puts them in a very strong position to decline any interest.
West Ham manager David Moyes has openly ruled out the possibility of Declan Rice leaving the club during the January transfer window. His words at the press conference ahead of his side's Premier League meeting with Brentofrd on Friday were pretty clear on that.
"There's no way Declan will go out that window, if that's what you're talking about," he said.
The stock of rice has peaked in the past two seasons. Still just 23 and a 39-cap international, England regular under Gareth Southgate, Rice combines tremendous physical ability with a great understanding of the game and a maturity that dramatically belies his age. In recent windows he has been heavily linked with Chelsea and Manchester United, and most recently with Liverpool.
However, West Ham have always been extremely reluctant to even think about the prospect of losing his services anytime soon, and his contract, which expires in 2024 but allows the club to unilaterally trigger a one-year extension. an, puts them in a very strong position to decline any interest.
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