Wolverhampton Wanderers winger Helder Costa has been linked with a move to Liverpool.
Paul Lambert has told the Shropshire Star that Wolverhampton Wanderers are yet to receive any offers for Helder Costa.
Costa has been linked with a host of Premier League sides heading into the summer transfer window.
The skilful winger has most strongly been linked with Liverpool (Daily Star), with Wolves widely expected to face a fight to keep hold of him in the coming months.
However, Lambert has suggested that Wolves have not seen much interest in Costa to date.
The Scottish boss said: “As I speak to you here right now I’ve not heard anything.
“I know people are saying he’s going to go but at the minute I haven’t heard anything.
“Listen, money talks, that’s the way the modern day game goes. Everybody’s got a price I guess.
“But nobody knows what’s going to happen. If somebody comes in and it’s right for the club, I’m pretty sure the club will say yes or no.”
Costa only moved to Wolves permanently in January, but his talent has not gone unnoticed.
The Portuguese winger has torn apart the Championship, on occasion, this season and looks to be one of the most talented players outside the top flight.
Costa has scored 10 goals and claimed eight assists in 35 Championship matches so far this season.
If Costa was to leave Wolves, it would be a blow to the Midlands side, as replacing a player of his quality will be a major test for Lambert.
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