Wolves striker Jorgen Strand Larsen has been a hot topic over the past few weeks, and the positions of a few interested clubs have now been shared.
It has been a season to forget for Jorgen Strand Larsen, who has scored just one goal in the Premier League this term so far.
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“Sometimes you have to give him some leeway and recognise the lack of service he is getting.”
Steve Bull on Jorgen Strand Larsen
The Norway international has really struggled to have an influence in games.
That has partly been down to poor service. But the number nine has also been way below par, and fans have been critical in recent weeks.
As a result, Wolves could sell Strand Larsen in January.
Wolves have valued Strand Larsen at around £40 million – and now there is word on how some clubs have responded to this asking price.
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West Ham and Crystal Palace have reservations about Jorgen Strand Larsen asking price
West Ham have been credited with an interest in Strand Larsen.
There have also been reports of interest from Crystal Palace.
But according to Sky Sports, Palace are not actively pursuing Strand Larsen now, as they feel the asking price is too high.
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The asking price has been reported amid interest from West Ham…
BBC Sport also reported earlier today that West Ham have cooled their interest due to the asking price. Although it’s stated the Hammers reigniting their interest cannot be ruled out.
Sky say though that another Premier League club has registered their interest in the Wolves striker, with Nottingham Forest looking to strengthen.
Wolves may need to lower asking price for Strand Larsen
So West Ham and Crystal Palace are both balking at the £40 million asking price, which is understandable.
Obviously, Strand Larsen hasn’t had a good season and teams are not going to be wanting to fork out £40 million, as good as he was in his first season at Wolves.
If Wanderers so want to cash in on their number nine, then that asking price may need to come down.
Perhaps £30-35 million may tempt some clubs. Selling for such an amount would still make Wolves a decent profit on the player.
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