Fabrizio Romano has said that West Ham United are continuing to push for a deal for Max Kilman despite seeing their first offer turned down by Wolves.
Spurs and Man United are also linked with Max Kilman
Multiple outlets have suggested over recent weeks that Tottenham and Man Utd are eyeing a move for Kilman, who is reportedly valued by Wolves at £50m (GiveMeSport).
Over recent days, it has been reported that both West Ham United and Newcastle have entered the race to sign the 27-year-old, with both sides allegedly seeing offers for the centre-back turned down.
This is according to HITC, who claimed on Tuesday that both the Hammers and the Magpies had seen offers of around £30m sent back by Wolves.
The report added that Eddie Howe’s men could return with an improved offer for the Englishman over the coming days.
West Ham are pushing ahead with Max Kilman move
Romano has now taken to social media to reveal that West Ham are also continuing to push for a deal for Kilman despite seeing two offers turned down for the player.
He explained that the Hammers’ second offer also included one of their players but it was not enough to convince the Midlands side.
The journalist added that Julen Lopetegui is keen on reuniting with the defender at the London Stadium and that the East London club are continuing talks over a deal.
Spurs Web Opinion
Based on the reports over the last few days, it appears West Ham and Newcastle are advancing for Kilman while Tottenham and Manchester United have not substantiated their interest.
That probably suggests that the Lilywhites are prioritising other options over the Wolves star.
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