Jimenez keeps door open to Man Utd move amid transfer interest

Raul Jimenez has lifted the lid on his availability this summer, saying that he is "open to everything"  when asked about a move away from Wolves .

The striker's impressive 21 goals this season have led to links emerging with Manchester United, but he is tied down to a long-term deal in the West Midlands ending in 2023.

Former club Atletico Madrid are also rumoured to be monitoring the Mexican's situation as they look to improve their attacking options.

The 28-year-old is not pushing for a move to a different club, but confirmed he would consider offers that are made for him in the upcoming transfer window.

"One is always open to everything, but I have a contract until 2023," he told ESPN Mexico.

Jimenez also discussed the possibility of featuring at this summer's Tokyo Olympic Games as one of the three over 23-year-old players allowed per squad.

''It's always a wish to go to the Olympic games, more considering that I already have an Olympic gold," he said.

"It's a dream that I'd like to fulfil again and I'd be one of the team's reinforcement men. First I have to wait and then, if there's a call, talk to the club.''

Given Wolves had to qualify for the Europa League via qualifying, Jimenez has already made 41 appearances and Wolves are sure to be concerned about the player's fatigue, should he be called up by Mexico.

There is no sign of the fixture schedule easing up after Wolves eased past Espanyol in the Europa League round of 32 and now face Olympiacos in the last 16.

Jimenez won a gold medal at the London 2012 Olympic Games and has represented Mexico at the 2014 and 2018 World Cups. He also won the Gold Cup last year and has made 81 international appearances, scoring 24 goals.

He is likely to lead the line as Wolves travel to Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday afternoon, with both clubs looking to strengthen their claims for European football next season.