Declan Rice has once again addressed one of the most viral clips of Arsenal’s title-winning season. Speaking to British GQ, the midfielder was asked about…

Declan Rice has rejected claims from rival fans that he acts performatively for cameras during games, specifically addressing a viral moment from Arsenal's title-winning campaign. Speaking to British GQ, the midfielder explained that mouthing "It’s not done" to Martin Odegaard following a 2-1 defeat to Manchester City was entirely genuine and born out of emotion, rather than an intentional act for television audiences.
Rice noted that hundreds of cameras surround players after major fixtures, making it impossible to know which ones are filming. The article highlights that Rice's message ultimately proved correct as Arsenal captured the Premier League title, with the midfielder also earning the club's Player of the Season award before his recent England recall under Thomas Tuchel.
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