West Ham boss Moyes dismisses talk of losing Rice
West Ham boss Moyes dismisses talk of losing Rice
West Ham boss David Moyes says there's no plans to sell Declan Rice.
Considering the valuation of more than £100million and a contract which runs to 2024 and includes the option of an extra year held by West Ham, Moyes says there is little concern over losing Rice - with the real focus being on bringing the rest of the squad up to his level.
"Declan's under a long contract here, under a long length of contract," said Moyes. "So from that point of view we've not got a big panic on.
"We will keep Declan as long as we possibly can, we've no intention of selling him. If we ever had to, I've said already many, many times what it would be - a shoot to the moon."
Moyes added: "Overall he's done a great job. Hopefully he keeps driving the team on and I hope we continue to add good players to play with and around Declan.
"My job is to keep building the club and build this level up and I think getting Declan players around him who are of a similar level and capable of playing at a really high level."
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