Dundee have stated that a significant seven-figure bid would be required for them to sell Luke Graham.

The Daily Record reports that a significant six-figure bid from Portsmouth for Luke Graham was rejected.

Dundee manager Steven Pressley has stated it would take a big offer to sell Luke Graham amid interest from Portsmouth. Pressley said that although he does not handle these matters, he would imagine it would take a big offer for a club like Dundee to sell him. The manager also said that if the right offer is made, the club would not want to prevent a player from leaving, but added it would take a really high offer for them to consider it. No specific valuation has been mentioned, but the club's record sale is £1.5 million. It is expected that Graham may cost around that same amount, though competition from multiple clubs could increase the fee to over £1 million. His contract with Dundee is valid until the summer of 2027.

Luke Graham has been attracting interest from English Championship side Portsmouth. Dundee boss Steven Pressley stated that any interest would not surprise him because he thinks Luke has been exceptional, adding that he has really grown in stature, especially over the last two or three months. Pressley also said that he would imagine a substantial offer would be required for a club like them to let him go.

Portsmouth are considering a bid for Dundee's young Scottish centre-back Luke Graham, and the 21-year-old has also been watched by Sheffield United and QPR. The South Coast side have been tracking Graham for a number of months and could make an offer this month to strengthen their squad in their effort to survive in the Championship, potentially as a move to get ahead of their rivals. Graham joined Dundee in July 2024 and has made 20 appearances in the Scottish Premiership this season, scoring one goal. Transfermarkt estimates his current market value to be €500k.