Wolves now need to sell first-team star amid West Ham-Max Kilman transfer development – report

West Ham United has made an opening bid of £25million for Wolverhampton Wanderers defender Max Kilman, but the offer has been rejected by the Molineux outfit, according to Shropshire Star.

Wolves value the 27-year-old English centre-back at £45million and are reluctant to sell him, but the club needs a big sale to fund transfers over the coming weeks.Kilman is a highly talented and versatile defender who has proven himself in the Premier League. He is a strong, physical presence at the back, capable of winning aerial duels and making crucial tackles and interceptions. He is also comfortable on the ball and can play out from the back, which is a valuable asset in modern football.West Ham United needs to strengthen their defense, which has been a weakness in recent seasons. Kilman would be a significant upgrade on their current options and would provide much-needed competition for places.

The Hammers’ manager, Julen Lopetegui, is eager to bring in new signings to improve the team’s chances of challenging for a top-six finish.While Wolves value Kilman at £45million, West Ham could potentially negotiate a lower fee. Wolves are under financial pressure and may be forced to sell if a substantial offer is made. The Hammers could test Wolves’ resolve with another bid, and it remains to be seen whether they will be able to secure the services of the talented defender.In other West Ham news, the club is also interested in securing the free transfer of a player who is set to leave a Premier League club this month.

The Hammers are keen to strengthen their squad and are exploring all options to improve their team.The transfer window is always full of surprises, and it will be interesting to see how West Ham United’s pursuit of Max Kilman unfolds. The Hammers’ fans will be eagerly waiting to see if their club can secure the services of the talented defender and improve their chances of success in the upcoming season.Wolves, on the other hand, are facing financial pressure and need to sell some of their players to fund their transfer activities.

The club has already rejected West Ham’s opening bid for Kilman, but it remains to be seen whether they will be able to hold out for their valuation of £45million.The transfer market is always full of twists and turns, and this saga is far from over. West Ham United and Wolves will continue to negotiate, and it will be interesting to see how this transfer story unfolds in the coming weeks. One thing is certain, though – Max Kilman is a talented defender who would be a valuable addition to any team in the Premier League.