Wolves are under no financial pressure to consider selling West Ham target Max Kilman this month, according to the Daily Mail.
The Hammers are desperate to bring in reinforcements in the winter window amidst a growing injury crisis.
David Moyes is looking at options to improve his attack this month, but there are question marks over the future of Nayef Aguerd at the club.
The defender is being courted by clubs in Saudi Arabia and West Ham have had to put in contingency plans should he leave the club this month.
Kilman is the player Moyes wants if Aguerd moves on but it has been claimed that West Ham are set to face a reluctant seller in Wolves.
The Molineux club were under more pressure to sell players in the summer to remain within profit and sustainability parameters.
But the club are under no such constraints in January and are under no financial pressure to sell Kilman.
The defender signed a new five-year contract in August, which made him one of the highest-paid players in their squad.
West Ham would have to agree to pay a premium fee to even make Wolves consider selling Kilman in January.
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