Declan Rice is ready to commit his double-header to Arsenal. The London club is already working on a new contract for the 27-year-old player, who could be suspended from Emirates until 2031.

As talkSPORT reports, negotiations between the parties have already begun. Rice's agreement with Arsenal is insured until 2028, but the club wants to make arrangements for its continuation later.

It is expected that the active phase of the reshuffle will end once head coach Mikel Arteta remains committed to his current tenure with the club.

A new benefit may be transferred to Rice's vision of brightening financial minds. The Englishman can become one of the highest paid Arsenal players alongside Bukayo Saka, who previously signed a contract until 2031.

Rice moved to Arsenal and West Ham in 2023 for a record sum for the London club, as 105 million pounds could have been lost due to the settlement of bonuses. The former player then became one of the key players in Arteta's team, playing 165 matches, scoring 21 goals, providing 33 assists and winning the Premier League with two English Super Cups..