Wolves chief Matt Wild says they're wary of upsetting squad morale by breaking their wage structure.
Recent figures revealed Wolves to be the 12th highest spenders on wages in the Premier League with Wild claiming the “fair" and “sensible" approach has helped create a positive environment at the club.
Youngsters Luke Cundle and Toti Gomes have recently followed Max Kilman in being rewarded with new long-term deals.
Asked if Wolves' wage structure put them at a disadvantage compared to some top flight rivals, Wild told the Express & Star: “At our club we have a sensible wage structure, which I think is fair, from the very top from the first-team, right the way down to players signing their first professional contract, and I think just creates a good, settled atmosphere.
“It creates a good culture, a good environment, and I think that has its own monetary value really. We want players to come, they'll be here on long-term deals, to settle and to play well in the environment that we've put them in."
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