This archive report was first published on 15 October 2019.
Manchester United's lackluster performance this season has put manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer under intense pressure, with the team now linked with a move to sign West Ham United midfielder Declan Rice in a deal worth £70 million.
Declan Rice, 20, has been in superb form this season in the Premier League, earning him a spot in the England national team. Despite his happiness at West Ham United, his club may be tempted to sell him due to the massive deal on the table.
Manchester United have been struggling to find their footing this season, and a move for Declan Rice could be a significant boost to their squad. However, the deal may face competition from other top clubs, who are also eyeing the talented midfielder.
Crystal Palace chairman Simon Jordan has joined the list of critics who do not believe Ole Gunnar Solskjaer can operate at the required level expected from a Manchester United coach. Solskjaer's appointment last year was met with optimism, but his team's performance has been underwhelming.
Declan Rice has expressed his commitment to West Ham United, signing a five-year contract last year that will keep him at the club until he is 24. In an interview with the UK Mirror, he stated, '“I signed a five year contract with West Ham last year, which will keep me at club till I’m 24, and for me this is the best place to be right now. I am playing for a manager who has given me my chance and played me week in week out,''
