“DANIEL LEVY WILL DELIVER” ANGE POSTECOGLOU OVERTAKE TO MEET THE REPRESENTATIVE FOR SIGNING OF A BIG DEFENDER THAT WEST HAM WANT.

Daniel Levy will offer…” Tottenham supports the signing of the “big defender”
Tottenham Hotspur and West Ham United fans are hoping their teams can significantly improve their performance this summer.
After taking the team back to Europe in his first season, Ange Postecoglou is now in his second season in charge of the club.
On the other hand, Julen Lopetegui was once in charge of the Premier League with Wolves, but he was the one chosen to replace David Moyes at West Ham United.
The two clubs may have one thing in common: the board members – Daniel Levy and David Sullivan – are not exactly those with ambitions in the transfer market or pushing boats out to sea.
This is probably what disappointed their fans as another exciting transfer window awaits them.
Sources told HITC that West Ham are keen to sign Max Kilman from Wolves after working under Lopetegui.
When Darren Ambrose heard about West Ham’s interest in Kilman, he said he wanted to see the 27-year-old at Tottenham.
The former Premier League midfielder called Kilman a “great defender” and a reliable one given the number of games he played.
Ambrose says the ball-playing defender has only missed one Premier League game in two seasons and if he moves to Spurs then you could get “five years” of quality from him, as he puts it with talkSPORT.
MORE STORIES FROM TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR Max Kilman to Tottenham Hotspur “I really like Max Kilman,” said Ambrose.
“I really know.
I think he’s first and foremost an excellent defender.
I think he’s also good technically.
I’m not surprised that clubs are asking for him.
“How much does it cost?
” 45 million pounds.
It’s crazy to say you just throw out numbers like £45m and say ‘actually it’s not bad’.
But football is like that now.
“I’ll take him to Spurs.
” I’d take him at £45m.
Levy would probably offer him £2 million and a bag of crisps or something.
Is that his age?
(27).
I thought he was younger than that.
Look, he’s a good player.
At 27, you will probably have 4 or 5 happy years with him.
He is almost always present.
In the past two seasons, he has missed one Premier League match so has remained in good form.
Max Kilman of Wolverhampton Wanderers warms up with his teammates before the Premier League match between Tottenham Hotspur and Wolverhampton Wander.
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