West Ham manager David Moyes sents a brutal message to Arsenal player Declan Rice ahead of Manchester City vs West Ham United

Before West Ham’s last game against Manchester City, boss David Moyes sent a message to former captain Declan Rice.

When West Ham plays Manchester City on Sunday, boss David Moyes has made it clear that his team will not be trying to help Declan Rice, who used to be captain.

If West Ham beats Pep Guardiola’s team and Arsenal beats Everton, Rice could win the Premier League title just one season after moving to Arsenal for £100 million.

Moyes, who will be leaving his job as manager of West Ham after this season, stressed that his team is only concerned with their own success. Moyes said very clearly, “No,” when asked if they would play to help Rice. “We’re not doing this for Declan, but everyone here loves and remembers him.” “We’re doing it to accomplish our goals.”

West Ham is already guaranteed a spot in the top half of the table, and Moyes, who used to manage Mikel Arteta from Arsenal at Everton, says his team won’t take it easy against City. He wants to avoid any problems like the ones that happened when City went to Tottenham Hotspur last week.

„Football is a weird game; you never know when you have a chance to win. “When you get those chances, you have to take them,” Moyes said. “To be fair, Manchester City is tough to beat any time, but especially when they know they need to win to secure the title.”

“Because of what Manchester City can do, that puts pressure on us, but likewise on them.” Playing the game and focusing on ourselves is very important to us.

Moyes said once more that West Ham’s only goal is to reach their own goals and not to change the outcome of the title race. The players don’t want Manchester City or Arsenal to win the Premier League. Our team is West Ham, and we want to win the game for them.

“We can’t finish lower than ninth, which is in many ways a great league spot for West Ham.” All of the players and I are happy with that situation because it means we’ll be successful no matter what.