During the course of the summer transfer window, Wolverhampton Wanderers had to deal with the interest of Napoli in Max Kilman.
The centre-back was seen as the ideal replacement for Kim Min-jae, who eventually signed for Bayern Munich, but Wolves stood firm, rejected a £20m offer and refused to settle for anything less than £25m.
The Naples side never returned with a better, serious offer, and they won’t be doing so if Il Mattino, relayed by TuttoMercatoWeb, on Wednesday are to be believed.
Regarding the Wolves star, however, they explain that while there are ‘several names’ on the list of targets for the Serie A side, that of Kilman ‘has been crossed off’.
Therefore, they will not be knocking on the door at Molineux anytime soon with a new offer, clearly feeling the 26-year-old is now out of reach after he signed a contract extension until 2028.
