Chelsea were discouraged by David Moyes’ attempts to deter Declan Rice from leaving and pointing out the point of money it would take to win it.
Speaking before the 2020/21 season, Moyes insisted that his Talismanic figure would be a West Ham player in the future.
“I’m sure he’ll be there [next season] because he has a contract,” Moyes said. “No matter what club you’re in, even the biggest clubs sell to their most productive players because they get the right value.
“But my goal is not at all to sell Declan, my goal is for him to stay with him. But we can’t stop other clubs from making offers, but the fact is that we had no offer or anything, no one came here for us. “. »
“If it shows up and gives you a lot of money, it’s a club decision, but if you sign a five-year contract anywhere. . . if you sign a five-year contract with your company, you know you’ve probably been there for five years, there’s no other for footballers unless it comes and the rampant.
Although optimistic, the Scot’s comments seem to leave the door open to Chelsea Hammers with a lot of money.
However, the door may be wide open in January. Reports emerged Monday that Chelsea would be looking to pick up the 21-year-old again in the winter window.
Athletic senses that Chelsea would have gone more powerful for Rice this summer, however, some permanent exit transfers have materialized, the Blues had already brought Hakim Ziyech, Timo Werner, Kai Havertz, Ben Chilwell, Edouard Mendy and Thiago Silva.
Frank Lampard has noticed combined effects from his signatures. Havertz struggled to impose his dominant performances for Leverkusen in the Premier League. He even talked about germany and England.
“The intensity in duels and races is much greater,” he continued. “It’s another league and the matches are very grueling,” the German foreigner told Chelsea’s official website.
“The Bundesliga is no worse, but I noticed some differences. It seems to me that there are no average or bad players here, they are all at a very high level. “
Ben Chilwell was one of the most productive artists. Rice has the feature that he wouldn’t want to make the transition like Havertz. Having been conditioned on life in the Premier League, Rice’s effect would be instantaneous.
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