Paul Sturrock has revealed that Plymouth have yet to receive any 'concrete offers' for winger Peter Halmosi.
Plymouth likely to demand high price for want-away winger
Plymouth Argyle manager Paul Sturrock has revealed that the club have yet to receive any 'concrete offers' for winger Peter Halmosi.
Hull City, West Bromwich Albion and Sheffield United are all reportedly monitoring Halmosi's situation at Home Park.
However, Sturrock has explained that no clubs have made a bid for Halmosi - who is speculated to be valued at around £3million.
But the Plymouth boss is all-but resigned to losing the Hungary international after he 'made it plain he wanted to play in the Premier League'.
"I'd have liked to have given him that (Premier League football) this year - in two to three years we may be at that stage, and I'd like him to be here and a part of it," Sturrock told The Herald.
"But I am a realist - contracts mean nothing in this game, to be fair. If Peter Halmosi is to leave, then we will take a Plymouth price for him."
