Wolves now believe they have found “perfect” replacement for Max Kilman.
Crystal Palace is a rival for Wolves’ new top pick, who is expected to succeed Max Kilman.
Kilman was finally cashed in by Wanderers around a month ago, as West Ham United paid £40 million to purchase the center-back.
Kilman, who joined Wolves from Maidenhead United six years ago for just £40,000, was praised for that deal. Although the club was reportedly seeking £45 million at first, this was still a good deal.
The hunt is now underway to find Kilman’s replacement.
Yerson Mosquera may be getting a chance after making an impression throughout the preseason. However, there is a sense that Wolves will still bring in a different body.
And it seems that Wolves’ top goal now is Jake Clarke-Salter.
Jake Clarke-Salter is Wolves’ first pick to take Max Kilman’s spot.
According to The Sunday Mirror (print edition, 28/07, p. 70), Wolves has now established Jake Clarke-Salter, defender for QPR, as their top target to take Kilman’s spot.
The article stated that QPR would sell for the appropriate price.
The player still has two years left on his Loftus Road contract, so it’s possible that he might cost up to £8 million.
Clarke-Salter is reportedly viewed by Wolves as “the perfect cut-price replacement” for Kilman.
