Manchester City make £90m offer for West Ham captain Declan Rice
Last season Rice became the first West Ham captain since Bobby Moore to lead the club to European successCity's offer was thought to have included an £80m initial payment but is short of the £100m the Hammers want.The Gunners' second proposal of an initial £75m in four payments, plus £15m in add-ons, wasRice's contract with the Hammers expires in 2024, although it has the option for a one-year extension until the summer of 2025.
Following the club's Europa Conference League victory over Fiorentina earlier this month, chairman David Sullivan said he was "99%" sure Rice would leave West Ham this summer.
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