With English football club West Ham saying they could sell Declan Rice to the Champions League club for a £120m (200.643.6 million won) offer this summer, opinions are divided over whether his ransom is reasonable. .

West Ham has the attitude that it is possible to lower the transfer fee and add players for 100 million pounds.

Currently, the most likely destination is Arsenal, and Chelsea, Manchester United and Liverpool are also showing interest in the England midfielder.

Rice has a contract until the end of June 2024. West Ham has an option to extend the period by one year. He rejected an offer of a new contract extension worth £200,000 a week (334 million won) 18 months ago. Rice is said to be currently earning around £70,000 a week in salary. If he transfers this summer, his income is expected to at least triple바카라사이트.

West Ham will only accept Rice’s transfer if they receive an offer that matches their budget, and plans to use all proceeds to strengthen the squad.

Rice is in his sixth season at West Ham. The club highly valued him for being one of the best midfielders in the world, having little history of injury and being only 24 years old.

However, some football experts disagree.

Gary Neville, a former England national team member who works as a football commentator at Sky Sports, estimated Rice’s fair value in March at only half of the £120 million offered by West Ham.

Neville noted his lack of goals and assists compared to world-class holding midfielders. At the same time, he pointed out that there are many areas to grow in order to rise to the level of world-class players who play in the same position as Casemiru and Rodri.

Manchester United made a £100m bid for Rice last summer.

“If I were at Manchester United, I wouldn’t spend £110m or £120m on Rice,” said Neville. We will spend between 50 million and 60 million pounds (83.6 billion to 100.3 billion won), but we will not spend as much as the reported figure.”