Report: Newcastle’s offer for alleged Tottenham target has been turned down
According to HITC, Newcastle United made a player plus cash offer for Tottenham target Max Kilman which was turned down by Wolves. Tottenham and Man... The post Report: Newcastle’s offer for alleged Tottenham target has been turned down appeared first on The Spurs Web - Tottenham Hotspur Football News.
According to HITC, Newcastle United made a player plus cash offer for Tottenham target Max Kilman which was turned down by Wolves.
Tottenham and Man United also linked with Kilman
If you have been following Spurs Web’s coverage, you would know that Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United have been mooted as the two leading contenders for Kilman’s signature over the past week (GiveMeSport).
However, it now turns out that the race for the Wolves captain is now intensifying, with a couple of Premier League clubs seeing their offer turned down.
According to HITC, apart from Spurs and Manchester United, the likes of Arsenal, Liverpool, West Ham and Newcastle are also keeping tabs on Kilman.
Competition heating up for Max Kilman
In fact, the outlet reveals that the Hammers saw their £30m offer for the centre-back turned down last week, with Wolves making it clear that the Englishman is valued at £50m.
The report says that Newcastle subsequently also made a bid for Kilman, offering a similar fee to West Ham and also including young midfielder Elliot Anderson in the proposal.
However, this has once again been allegedly sent back by the Midlands club, with the Magpies now expected to return with an improved offer.
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We know that Kilman has been on Tottenham’s radar for quite a long time but it does not appear as if the Lilywhites have substantiated their interest in the centre-back this summer.
That could be because the Wolves star is not overly keen on a move to Spurs over fears of warming the bench.
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