By Scott Cooper
June 13 2005

WOLVERHAMPTON Wanderers Chief Executive Jez Moxey has hit out at agent Willie McKay after the Scot told the media that Wolves had slapped a £5M price tag on Henri Camara. We understand Bolton Wanderers, Man City and Middlesbrough are all interested in the former Sedan Man.

The notorious agent - who has a poor relation with Wolves fans for his antics during the Premiership Season - told the media that Wolves had put a price tag of £5M on want-away striker Henri Camara.

However Wolves Chief Executive Jez Moxey has today said that Wolves do not put "transfer values" on the heads of players, despite Henri Camara having no apparent future at Molineux.

Monaco based agent Willie McKay today told the Express and Star "Wolves are asking £5m for Camara and nobody is willing to pay that. Three Premiership clubs are interested in him but at the moment he is being priced out of a move."

However Moxey has hit back, telling the clubs official website "It is not club policy to put transfer values on the heads of players. It would do the club a disservice to state the price for any player. If a player is for sale then we invite offers and then assess those that come in."

Camara has stated he will not return to Molineux, despite being contracted to Wolves for another two years. The Senegalese International went on strike at the start of last season and was heavily fined by Wolves before being shipped out on loan to Celtic for what was a record loan fee.

Camara's move to Celtic however did not go to plan and Wolves received a second loan fee (in total Wolves received almost £2M in loan fees, much more than the £1.5M Wolves paid for the striker) when he went on loan to Southampton.

Camara will now become a Wolves player when his deal with Southampton ends at the end of June and if he has not found another club by then, he will be expected to return to Wolves for pre-season training.