Manchester United may be interested in signing one of Gary O’Neil’s best players this summer, Wolves have now been alerted.
During his first season at Molineux, Gary O’Neil made numerous improvements to the team that Julen Lopetegui left behind.
Just a few days before the 2023–24 Premier League season began, the Englishman was given full control of the team, giving the manager little opportunity to acquaint himself with his players.
Wolves’ stability in the Premier League was questioned in the summer because of budgetary issues that resulted in a lack of depth, but O’Neil overcame the odds to lead his team to a 14th-place finish.
Now that the topic of exits is a hot topic at Molineux, the former manager of Bournemouth will try to hide the shortcomings of this season by both acquiring and holding onto elite players.
Wolves warned that Manchester United could target Max Kilman this summer
Club captain Max Kilman’s position heading into the summer has also been questioned, in addition to the extensive speculation surrounding Pedro Neto’s future before to the transfer window.
Kilman and Lopetegui were mentioned as potential teammates last week, but new rumors indicate that the defender is being linked to more teams than just West Ham.
Transfer specialist Dean Jones stated on Ranks FC that Manchester United may “very quickly” turn their attention to the Englishman. “I think they [Man Utd] will move on from it very soon if they are unable to sign Jarrad Branthwaite. ”
They would consider Marc Guehi of Crystal Palace and Max Kilman of Wolves as their other defensive targets in the Premier League, both of whom are priced between £50 and £60 million.” The Red Devils reportedly showed interest in Joao Gomes and were linked to a deal for Kilman last month. O’Neil will have a lot of important decisions to make this summer.
£60 million for Max Kilman would entice Wolves Even though O’Neil loves the 27-year-old, as seen by the manager having him start at center back for the entirety of the 2023–2024 season, the Old Gold could be persuaded to part ways by a reasonable price for the defender.
It’s crucial to remember that the Midlands club only spent £40,000 for Kilman in 2018. As a result, a sizable fee would result in an almost complete profit for the team, which could then be used to reassemble O’Neill’s modest squad.
In addition, the captain has not performed up to par in recent weeks; he has been characterized as a player who has “struggled” to maintain order in the back for Wolves.
The club may lose the defender, who is crucial to O’Neil’s team but isn’t indispensible given his 2023–2024 results, for as much as £60 million.
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