The Wolverhampton Wanderers winger has shone for loan club Millwall.
Millwall fear they will be priced out of a permanent move for Wolverhampton Wanderers winger Ben Marshall, according to the Daily Mirror (April 12th, page 60).
Marshall has scored three goals and created five since moving to Millwall on loan in January.
And the report claims Wolves could now hike up their original £1 million asking price as a result, with other, unnamed, clubs showing interest in the 27-year-old.
Molineux exit awaits…
Despite his fine form, Marshall is unlikely to make Wolves manager Nuno Espirito Santo’s plans for the Premier League next season and a summer move is expected.
However, the former Manchester United trainee could yet end up in the top flight himself, after Millwall broke into the top six this week.
Fulham, Sunderland, Derby County and Sheffield Wednesday – for whom Marshall also played on loan – were among the clubs linked with his services earlier in the campaign.
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