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Football

Rice reportedly ready to commit long-term future to Arsenal

Source: Sky Sports · 22 Sep 2026, 21:48 UTC
Rice reportedly ready to commit long-term future to Arsenal
Image: Sky Sports · original report

Declan Rice is prepared to commit his long-term future to Arsenal, according to a report summarised by Sky Sports. The supplied material identifies the reported intention but gives no contract details, timetable, negotiations or statement from Rice or the club.

Declan Rice is reportedly prepared to commit his long-term future to Arsenal, according to Sky Sports’ Paper Talk. The report identifies a possible indication of Rice’s continued relationship with the club. The supplied material does not say whether he has signed a new contract, agreed terms or merely expressed a willingness to remain.

No duration, salary, release clause or other contractual detail is provided. The source also does not explain whether negotiations are under way or identify the person who supplied the report. There is no statement from Rice, Arsenal or his representatives in the available material.

It therefore cannot establish that a formal agreement has been reached. The claim concerns the midfielder’s reported plans, rather than a confirmed transfer or contract announcement. Further information would be needed to determine the status of any discussions, the length of a possible commitment or when a decision might be made.

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