Declan Rice's role in Morgan Rogers transfer to Arsenal as hope grows at World Cup | Football London
Declan Rice is reportedly influencing Morgan Rogers' transfer to Arsenal, as excitement builds during the World Cup. His connections could be key to the deal.

Arsenal is actively pursuing a summer transfer for Aston Villa's Morgan Rogers, who is currently participating in the World Cup with the England national team. The club is optimistic that Declan Rice, along with other England teammates, can persuade Rogers to make the move to the Emirates Stadium.
Arsenal's Interest in Rogers
The Gunners have identified the 23-year-old playmaker as a key target for the upcoming transfer window. According to reports from the Daily Mail, both Arsenal and Chelsea are prepared to negotiate a deal around £85 million, as Aston Villa is under pressure to sell players to meet financial regulations. However, Villa's management has emphasized that Rogers is an integral part of their squad as they prepare for a return to the Champions League.
Market Dynamics and Player Potential
Aston Villa is aware of the increasing market value of midfielders and must also consider a 20 percent sell-on fee that was agreed upon with Middlesbrough when Rogers joined the club. Despite these challenges, it has been suggested that Rogers is open to a transfer to Arsenal and is interested in what the Premier League champions can offer him.
Manager Mikel Arteta aims to strengthen his squad with four or five quality signings this summer, with Rogers being a top priority. Other potential targets include Atletico Madrid's Julian Alvarez and winger Christos Tzolis from Club Brugge. Meanwhile, Arsenal will also need to offload players, with Gabriel Jesus, Leandro Trossard, and Gabriel Martinelli all rumored to be on the move, alongside uncertainties surrounding Ethan Nwaneri's future at the club.
Source: football.london