The oddschecker team has the latest on the Declan Rice next club odds, as Manchester City prepare a bid for the West Ham captain.
Following Ilkay Gundogan's departure from Manchester City to go to Barcelona, Pep Guardiola's side are reportedly ready to submit a bid for the 24-year-old England midfielder.
Just last week, Arsenal were strong favourites at 1/3 (75% implied chance) to sign Rice and had their first official bid for the Hammer rejected. Now that Gundogan has decided to swap Manchester for Barcelona, City will want to add a fresh face to their midfield as a replacement, and clearly Rice is that player. Arsenal are still slight favourites, but City are as short as 10/11 following the rumours that they will submit a bid.
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Manchester City won the treble last season and might see the sight of consistent trophies more of a pull for the 24-year-old, especially considering Gundogan's departure. City have agreed a deal with Chelsea for Mateo Kovacic who looks set to join the midfield, and Rice with Rodri would allow the brilliant City attacking unit to flourish.
Declan Rice Next Club Odds
| Team | Best Odds | Worst Odds |
|---|---|---|
| Arsenal | 19/20 | 1/4 |
| Man City | 5/4 | 10/11 |
| Man United | 10/1 | 8/1 |
| To Stay at West Ham | 14/1 | 12/1 |
| Chelsea | 18/1 | 16/1 |
Man City Odds to Sign Rice
As of now, City are a best price of 5/4 with several bookmakers, but can be found as short as 10/11. This highlights that Rice is becoming more likely to join City in the summer window. They will be able to offer more than Arsenal in a financial sense and in terms of regular trophies.
Arsenal Odds to Sign Rice
As for Arsenal, having been favourites to sign Rice for a few weeks now, they may feel as if they have missed their shot to pick up the Hammer captain without significant competition. They are still a best price of 19/20 to sign Rice, but the news that Manchester City have entered the bidding will definitely make winning over the 24-year-old much trickier than before.
