English midfielder Declan Rice, who recently completed his record-breaking move to Arsenal, has expressed his aspirations at the club, emphasizing his desire to win major titles. The Gunners secured the 24-year-old from West Ham for a club-record fee of £105 million.
During his unveiling as an Arsenal player on Saturday, Rice made it clear that his ambitions revolve around clinching both the Premier League and Champions League titles with the North London club. He firmly believes in the potential for success at Arsenal and wouldn’t have joined if he didn’t hold such aspirations.
“My ambitions now lie in winning with Arsenal once again. It’s time to take a step forward and secure the Premier League trophy, conquer the Champions League, and I’m here because I genuinely believe we can achieve that,” Rice confidently expressed.
It’s been 19 years since Arsenal last claimed the English Premier League title, and they have yet to lift the UEFA Champions League trophy. Although the Gunners came close to Premier League glory last season, they lost momentum and finished in second place behind Manchester City.
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