Amina UmarWest Ham United’s interest in signing Wolverhampton Wanderers defender Max Kilman is “absolutely genuine”, according to journalist Fabrizio Romano. The 27-year-old Englishman has been a mainstay at the heart of Wolves’ defense, starting all 38 Premier League matches last season and averaging 4.7 clearances per game.
Romano revealed that West Ham has already made two bids for Kilman, both of which were rejected by Wolves. The club is holding out for a fee of around £45million, and is expected to face competition from other top clubs later in the transfer window.Despite the setbacks, West Ham remains keen on signing Kilman, with manager Julen Lopetegui a big fan of the player. Lopetegui worked with Kilman during his time at Wolves and believes he would be a perfect fit for the Hammers.Kilman’s consistency and availability make him an attractive signing for West Ham.
He has made 127 appearances in the Premier League and has another five or six years at the top level. His experience and quality would make him a valuable addition to the Hammers’ squad.The transfer fee may be a stumbling block, but West Ham should be willing to pay it to secure Kilman’s services. He has the potential to be a key player for the club for years to come, and his signing would be a major coup for Lopetegui.
In conclusion, West Ham’s interest in Max Kilman is genuine, and the club is willing to do what it takes to sign him. Kilman’s quality and experience make him a perfect fit for the Hammers, and his signing would be a major boost to the club’s chances of success next season.
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