West Ham fans are inquiring about potential financial compensation related to Max Kilman's sale, particularly if it occurs at a significant loss. The club's response to these questions remains unclear.
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Some of you have used our Ask Me Anything form on West Ham to question if the Hammers could claim any money for Max Kilman in the event he's sold at a major loss.
One fan asked me if there would be any "redress" on the situation. I am not quite sure what you mean in terms of redress. Kilman was Wolves' captain and being talked about in England circles when West Ham bought him and presumably whoever sanctioned the deal felt he was worth the money. I still think Kilman is an excellent player, very mature but for whatever reason, it has not worked out at the London Stadium. It is a reality that every club overpays for players that don't turn out to be worth anything like the sums involved, but it is not a sale or return, you can only wince and try to do better next time. It seems certain Kilman will leave but I wouldn't be surprised if he does well somewhere else.
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West Ham could potentially claim compensation if Max Kilman is sold at a major loss, but specific details on the amount or process are not provided.
Fans are concerned because selling Kilman at a significant loss could impact the club's finances and future investments.
Max Kilman is a player for West Ham, and his status is currently under scrutiny as fans speculate about his potential sale and its financial implications.
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