West Ham midfielder Declan Rice has now confirmed his transfer plans amidst interest from Manchester United and Chelsea, MySportDab reports.
Rice has said that he is focused on performing at the club and won’t be distracted by the transfer rumours.
The 22-year-old is being monitored closely by Premier League Clubs like Chelsea, Manchester United, and Manchester City.
Rice has already rejected two new contract extension offers from West Ham.
Rice is a key player at West Ham United and was the captain recently for a match.
He is a first team regular for the England national team, and played well at Euro 2020.
Speaking ahead of West Ham’s Europa League match today, Rice said: ‘It is clear how I feel about West Ham and about playing under the coach and how I enjoy playing with the group of players I’m currently playing with.
‘It is obvious in my performances that nothing is up, nothing is affecting me. I’m playing with happiness, I’m going out there to help the team.
‘I think you would see the difference if I wasn’t giving my 100 per cent but every time I wear the shirt my only goal is to give everything for the club.’
Rice further said that West Ham are planning to win trophies this season after finishing sixth in the English Premier League last season.
‘Last season, there was only three points gap from us and the Champions League,’ he added.
‘The mentality now is that every competition we’re playing is that we can go on and win. This is another competition we are in and we want to win.’
Declan Rice is more likely to leave West Ham next summer.
