Declan Rice made a huge mistake when he signed his latest contract.
His negotiating power was only growing, but he handed it all back to the club when he agreed a deal that the club can extend to 2025.
Now, despite massive interest from Chelsea and other top Premier League clubs, the midfielder knows he’s unable to force a move.
Sky Sports are today reporting that West Ham have broken off contract talks with the midfielder after he rejected a monster extension that would make him the highest paid player in their history.
So it seems he’s learned his lesson, albeit a little too late.
Chelsea can still get their man eventually, but if they want him this year or next year it’s going to cost them potentially £100m or more, and we can’t see them spending that.
Player power is increasingly a dominant force in football – but if you sign away your potential earnings for an immediate raise, you can have few complaints.
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Oh give it a break.-150 million Thats the price if you want him next year-because hes staying this year But then big spending days could be over. Cant see the problem was deemed by Chelsea to be not good enough -nuff said.
he costs more