Raul Jimenez has revealed that he does not have a release clause in his Wolves contract.
The Mexico international is reportedly a summer transfer target for Tottenham Hotspur, Arsenal and Manchester United, while it's also been suggested that Real Madrid are keen on the striker.
It's been another impressive season for the 28-year-old and such links are no surprise.
Prior to the coronavirus pandemic causing the 2019/20 season to be put on hold indefinitely, Jimenez had scored 22 goals across all competitions and firing Wolves to the Europa League last-16 and sixth in the Premier League table.
With that said any of the aforementioned clubs might have to pay close to £40m if they want to lure the centre-forward away from Molineux in the summer transfer window.
"[Wolves] bought me for €40million (£34.5m), they won't sell me for less," the striker said, as per the Sun.
"There is no release clause, but with clubs [in England], it is different how they are managed."
In addition, Jimenez has recently stated that Champions League football with Wolves next season or not will have no bearing on what happens in the summer.
In a video on his official Facebook page, Jimenez said: "I have a contract until 2023. It's not that we have to qualify for the Champions League in order to stay.
"I'm good [here], happy with Wolves, doing important things - me as well as the whole team.
"We've been trying our best since the start of last season. We've qualified for the Europa League, now we're fighting for a Champions League spot.
"And it's the big motivation to keep growing as a player and getting into the Champions League is always a plus that satisfies you and keeps you thinking about big things."
