Manchester United saw a £100million bid rejected for Declan Rice last summer, according to TalkSPORT host Jim White.
Rice is one of the most sought-after midfielders in world football and has most recently been linked with a summer move to table-toppers Arsenal.
Indeed, though the England international is under contract with West Ham until the summer of 2024, it appears increasingly likely the player will leave in the summer window.
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The 24-year-old has reportedly rejected his last three contract offers, while there are a host of Premier League clubs eager to snap him up.
While Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta is allegedly lining up a summer move for Rice, Chelsea have a long-standing interest in the player, while United are also thought to have been keen in the past.
Manchester United saw Rice bid rejected
According to TalkSPORT’s White, United saw a massive £100million bid turned down for Rice in the summer.
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On ‘White and Jordan’, the journalist said: “What would it take for a bid to be deemed successful in the next window? It is our understanding £120million, plus add-ons would get him.
“We understand that Manchester United last summer bid £100m and didn’t get him. Chelsea, Arsenal and United are still in the frame.
“That’s what it would take £120m, plus add-ons.”
Indeed, West Ham boss David Moyes claimed Rice’s departure would command a fee that would “blow [the British transfer record] out of the water”.
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Last Wednesday Chelsea secured a £107million Deadline Day deal for Benfica midfielder Enzo Fernandez, making him the most expensive Premier League signing ever.
Moyes said: "Undoubtedly Declan is going to be a top player.
"He'll be a British transfer record if he ever leaves West Ham."
Topics: Football, Transfers, Declan Rice, Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea