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Scramble, move it! Which Premier League stars won’t get contract extensions? Tomas Soucek may lose his teammate
According to the latest information, English Premier League fans can look forward to big transfers. Star Paul Pogba’s contract with Manchester United expires in the summer and he will become a free agent. West Ham fans’ favourite Declan Rice, on the other hand, has brushed off a third offer for an upgrade and contract extension.
According to the latest information, English Premier League fans can look forward to big transfers. Star Paul Pogba’s contract with Manchester United ends in the summer and he will become a free agent. West Ham fans’ favourite Declan Rice, on the other hand, has brushed off a third offer for an upgrade and contract extension.
The information was brought to you by a popular journalist following the transfer market and transfer speculation. The man in question is none other than the illustrious Fabrizio Romano.
However, the situation is somewhat different for the two star midfielders. It’s no secret that Manchester United are planning a major revamp in the summer. Several players are on their way out, with Nemanja Matic having already said a tentative goodbye to the club recently.
Paul Pogba will be one of those who will leave for free. His contract expires in the summer and he will be able to find a new deal. The French international will certainly have no shortage of suitors.
The often criticized midfielder still has a very interesting average rating according to the prestigious statistics server WhoScored. He has played 20 games in the Premier League this season and his average mark is 7. He has scored one goal and assisted 9 of them.
Declan Rice, who at West Ham forms one of the most interesting centre duos in the English top flight with Tomas Soucek, is dealing with slightly different issues.
He has a contract with West Ham until the summer of 2024, so any potential suitors for his services would have to slap their pockets. The Hammers are trying to secure their gem with an even better contract, but Rice has already brushed three attempts by his employer off the table.
It’s a big question whether any of the wealthy clubs will decide to buy Declan Rice out this summer, but the 23-year-old midfielder’s current stance gives the suitors a slight negotiating advantage.
WhoScored, Transfermarkt, Fabrizio Romano
