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Non-league side ‘set to receive stunning £8MILLION windfall if Premier League transfer goes ahead
Two Premier League clubs are interested in Kilman
ONE lucky non-league side will land a £8MILLION cash windfall if Wolves sell defender Max Kilman.
The Wolves captain is set to leave Molineux this summer, according to reports.
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West Ham's £35million bid for Kilman was rejected by Wolves.
The Hammers are planning to bolster their defence in a bid to back new boss Julen Lopetegui ahead of his first season in charge.
Lopetegui is said to be a huge admirer of the 27-year-old from their time together at Molineux two years ago.
But cash-strapped Wolves are demanding a figure to close to £45million, according to The Telegraph.
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The non-league outfit set to receive an £8million sell-on fee is Maidenhead United.
Maidenhead sold Kilman to Wolves for £40,000 in 2018 and included a '15 to 20 per cent' sell on clause as a testament to his potential.
The Berkshire-based semi-professional outfit are currently members of the National League, the fifth tier of English football.
Kilman's current deal runs until 2028, with a big fee therefore set to be required from any interested club to complete a deal.
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Newcastle United also reportedly interested in the former non-league star.
The Magpies reportedly offered a player-plus-cash offer involving young academy product Elliot Anderson moving to Wolves.
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But this was rejected by Gary O'Neil's side.
Kilman joined Maidenhead from Welling United in 2015, before drawing Premier League attention in 2018.
Elsewhere, Wolves rejected a £30m bid for Kilman from Napoli last year.
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