West Ham may be interested in Max Kilman this summer, and Wolves may be prepared to give him up, according to TEAMtalk.
The Midlands-based team may be prepared to part ways with their skipper this summer, according to an internet source that stated [20 June], with the Hammers ranking him at the top of their transfer shortlist.
Before the 2024–2025 season, Julen Lopetegui is obviously trying to alter the Hammers’ defense, and Wolves have placed a £50 million price tag on the defender.
[HITC] Wolves getting ready for Max Kilman to leave amid interest from West Ham United Kilman’s acquisition could prove to be vital in Lopetegui’s debut Premier League season in charge, given the defensive configuration currently in place at the London Stadium.
The 27-year-old, who joined Wolves from Maidenhead United in 2018, has 151 appearances under his belt and was just named club captain. This gives him a wealth of experience in the level.
Kilman’s ascent to prominence has been somewhat remarkable; nonetheless, despite participating in all 38 of Wolves’ Premier League games, some supporters have expressed differing opinions about the transfer link.
The new manager is forced to appoint a fresh face because the existing possibilities for the upcoming season are Kurt Zouma, Konstantinos Mavropanos, and the exit-linked Nayef Aguerd.
Kilman is a target for the Hammers this summer, and it makes sense since they worked with him at Molineux, even though the £50 million price tag has drawn criticism.
Although Fabricio Bruno of Flamengo appeared to be the team’s top pick this summer, the club has to make sure Lopetegui has adequate depth at every position after losing out on him.
Kilman would not only give the team depth, but also a strong defensive presence, a commanding voice, and a wealth of experience as West Ham looks to rebuild after David Moyes’ departure.
GiveMeSport reports that Tottenham and Manchester United have renewed their interest in the defensive player, so the team will need to move quickly to get him.
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