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‎Arsenal Make Major Progress in Declan Rice Contract Talks

Arsenal are reportedly closing in on a new long-term contract for Declan Rice, with negotiations said to have reached its final stages.

‎According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, the Gunners are making significant progress towards securing Rice’s future.

‎The England international has become an important figure in Arsenal, and his new deal could see him become one of the club’s highest-paid players.

‎Romano confirmed the latest update via a post on social media. He noted that discussions between all parties is now focused on the final details of a new agreement.

‎Arsenal Make Major Progress in Declan Rice Contract Talks

Declan Ric reacts during the Premier League 2026/27 match between Nottingham Forest FC and Arsenal at City Ground. (Photo by Stuart MacFarlane/Arsenal FC via Getty Images)

‎“Arsenal are advancing very well to keep him at the club for the long term, one of the crucial players of this team – Declan Rice,” Romano explained. “The agreement between Arsenal and Rice over a new deal is getting to the final stages.”

‎The Italian journalist also added that the salary agreement is almost complete, with the length of the contract and remaining details still being worked through.

‎“Arsenal are optimistic to get it done and to have Declan Rice as part of their long-term project,” Romano continued, explaining that the midfielder is considered crucial by the club’s directors, coaching staff and teammates.

‎Rice is thought to currently earn around £240k-per-week, and previous reports have suggested that his new deal could see his wages rise to around £350k-per-week.

‎Arsenal paid West Ham £105m in 2023 to secure the service of Rice. The England international has repaid the club’s faith in him with impressive performance.

‎He was central to Arsenal’s Premier League triumph last season, and was on the verge of helping the club win their first UEFA Champions League title.

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