West Ham United can sign the perfect Declan Rice replacement for just £43 million, and David Moyes must act now.
Club captain Declan Rice is all set to leave West Ham to join London rivals Arsenal in the summer transfer window.
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Despite the fact that the deal is dragging on, it will go through in the end and Hammers boss David Moyes absolutely has to get the Rice replacement signing absolutely spot on.
The 22-year-old is a truly elite operator and would be a sensational signing for West Ham. Nice were demanding well in excess of £52 million for Khephren Thuram before (Get Football News France), but it now seems like they’ve lowered their asking price for the powerhouse midfielder…
West Ham can sign perfect Declan Rice replacement for just £43m, David Moyes must act now
According to a report from Get Football News France, Nice have lowered their demands for Thuram down to €50 million (£43 million).
Come on now, just go and sign him WDeclan Riceest Ham! There is not a better Rice replacement out there than the 22-year-old Frenchman in my opinion.
The Nice midfielder is an incredibly exciting talent and would be a sensational addition to Moyes’s ranks at the London Stadium this summer.
In 35 Ligue 1 games for Nice this season, the Frenchman bagged two goals and four assists. During those appearances, the 22-year-old averaged 1.5 tackles and 1.1 interceptions per match. He made 37.7 passes per game on average and recorded an impressive completion rate of 86.9% (Who Scored).
He possesses all of the attributes that Declan Rice has apart from the Englishman’s ability to wriggle out of tight spaces with the ball.
However, he is only 22, and has plenty of time left to improve that particular skill.
I have absolutely no doubts in my mind that Khephren Thuram will go on to become one of the very best central midfielders in world football.
If West Ham manage to sign the Frenchman for £43 million as a Declan Rice replacement, there is absolutely no reason why we can’t move on from the 24-year-old and actually improve as a team.
