The Telegraph: Tottenham and West Ham united are interested in Traore, and Wolves are priced at more than £20 million

According to the Daily Telegraph, Wolves may have to sell winger Traore due to a lack of reinforcement funds, while Tottenham and West Ham United are clubs interested in Espanyol. Wolves are said to be willing to release anyone if a club offers more than £20 million.

With the winter transfer window open, Wolves boss Bruno Lager wants to bring in a centre-back, a striker and a winger. However, Fosun Group, the club's behind-the-scenes financier, is reluctant to fund any major signings. Therefore, selling Traore may be the only solution.

Wolves have been negotiating with him for more than a year on Traore's contract extension but have failed to reach an agreement. It is reported that the issue of termination payment is the main obstacle to the renewal negotiations.

Spurs offered Traore two offers last summer, and although former Wolves boss Nuno Santo has left Spurs, the North London club is still very interested in Traore. In addition, West Ham united manager Moyes is also said to be very appreciative of Traore.

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