Max Kilman Transfer from Wolverhampton Wanderers to West Ham United
West Ham announced the signing of the 27-year-old English defender, Max Kilman, from Wolverhampton. The player signed a seven-year contract. The English press reports that West Ham paid 47 million euros to Kilman's former club, Wolverhampton.
Max Kilman has signed a seven-year contract with West Ham, joining from Wolverhampton. The transfer fee is estimated to be around 47 million euros. Kilman previously played under West Ham's new coach, Julen Lopetegui, at Wolverhampton and was the captain last season.
Max Kilman has transferred from Wolverhampton Wanderers to West Ham. The transfer fee is 47 million euros and the player has signed a 7-year contract. West Ham competed with Naples for the player, and Wolverhampton had previously rejected a 30-million-euro offer.
Max Kilman (27), the former captain of Wolverhampton and former England futsal international, is the new player of West Ham. The transfer is worth 47 million euros, according to Fabrizio Romano.
West Ham United have completed the signing of Wolverhampton Wanderers centre-back Max Kilman on a seven-year contract. The defender has joined the Hammers in a deal reported to be worth £40m and he will reunite with former Wolves boss Julen Lopetegui at the London Stadium.
Lopetegui's desire to reunite with Wolverhampton Wanderers captain Max Kilman has been well documented and it appears West Ham may well get a deal over the line. An initial approach was rebuffed by Wolves, but West Ham's transfer budget has enough wiggle room to get a deal done. A £40m total package is now agreed between the two clubs and agreeing personal terms is expected to be a formality.
West Ham has made a second offer worth 47 million euros for Max Kilman after their initial 32 million euro bid was rejected.
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