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Man City submit ‘world-record bid’ to sign Josko Gvardiol — why this is good news for Arsenal

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 have submitted a world-record bid worth at least £95 million to sign RB Leipzig defender 

With Financial Fair Play breaches breathing down Man City's neck, it means they cannot meet West Ham United's £100 million demand for 

 have had their bids rejected so far, the Manchester side's interest in Rice led to concerns. After all, Pep Guardiola has never had shortage of transfer funds. 

Fortunately for Arsenal, Man City won't be able to splash close to £200 million on just two signings - especially with other targets lined up. 

Thus, it's time for Arsenal to submit an improved offer - one that West Ham cannot refuse. 

Arsenal preparing 'third offer' for Declan Rice, could meet West Ham demand

 are preparing a third and improved offer for 

 after Manchester City entered the race. 

Two bids have been rejected by West Ham United so far, as they expect a fee of around £100 million. 

The Gunners were initially not keen on meeting their demand but are now considering doing so given Man City's financial strength. 

West Ham are refusing to budge from their valuation while Arsenal still consider Rice their No.1 target. 

It remains to be seen if Arsenal are able to meet West Ham's demands. If they do, he could be our most expensive signing of all time. 

Man City or Arsenal? Declan Rice's preference for next club revealed (reliability: 5 stars)

 and given their financial muscle, that's not good news for 

 midfielder remains keen on joining Arsenal, despite the interest from the Premier League champions. 

Arsenal had their first two bids rejected for Rice, with the Hammers holding out for at least £100 million. 

The Englishman still prefers to stay in London which hands Arsenal a geographical edge, to say the least. 

The Guardian does add though that West Ham are 'unimpressed' with Arsenal's two offers so far. 

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Kentukor

Declan Rice is at best a £65  million player, leave alone & when David Moyes or the next West Ham United Manager gets them religated we will get him at the not so overinflated price or just forget Rice & go get better overseas players at sensible prices & reasonable wages & try & bring on more of our Academy talent please.

arsenalfan1658689154059894936

Did u see lack of belief in the squad again?

Adewale Demehin

The 3 games we drew. 

Two of which we were leading 2 - 0

That is where we lost the league. 

I have no better explanation or pointers than this.

McVince Ⓜ

Meghna, I hope D Rice fits in well and bring us the cup next season. My take is Arsenal should spend money get a good physiologist who will make these boys believe in themselves

drsmarto

if arsenal can't sign rice. they should make sure they secure the signing of ZUMBI MENDY and LAVIA. those 2 midfielders are good. to me I rate ZUMBI MENDY ahead of rice, he is more faster than rice, has physical and views in midfield games

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Man City submit ‘world-record bid’ to sign Josko Gvardiol — why this is good news for Arsenal

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