Breaking News: Premier League outfit Wolverhampton Wanderers has turned down Napoli’s offer for defender Max Kilman, as the Italian side seeks a replacement for Kim Min-Jae, who is on the brink of joining Bayern Munich.
According to renowned journalist David Ornstein, Napoli made a substantial bid of €35 million for Kilman, only to be met with resistance from Wolves. The Premier League club has set their price at €40 million for the talented Englishman, whose current contract extends until the summer of 2026. Wolves also possess the option to extend his contract for an additional season. Kilman himself is open to remaining at the club for another year, alleviating any pressure on Wolves to yield to Napoli’s demands.
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In addition to Kilman, Napoli has been linked with several other defenders as they search for suitable replacements. Names such as Kevin Danso from Lens and Ko Itakura from Borussia Monchengladbach have emerged in connection with Rudi Garcia’s side. As Napoli prepares to pocket a handsome profit from Kim’s impending sale, Bayern Munich is expected to activate the South Korean’s release clause in the near future.
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Stay tuned for further developments in the ongoing negotiations between Wolverhampton Wanderers and Napoli, as both clubs strive to secure a favorable outcome. The battle for Kilman’s services promises to captivate football fans, with the defender’s future hanging in the balance amidst intense transfer speculation.
