Wolverhampton Wanderers are under pressure to keep hold of an important first-team player, according to a new report, who is being pursued by clubs both overseas and in the Premier League.
Who has Wolves signed for the 2023 season?
Over the summer, Gary O’Neil’s side signed eight new players, including Matheus Cunha on a permanent basis, Jean Ricner-Bellegarde, Santiago Bueno, Boubacar Traore, and Enso Gonzalez, as well as Matt Doherty and Tom King on free transfers, and Tommy Doyle on loan from Manchester City.
Old Gold have made room for these new signings in the squad by allowing a total of 20 players to leave, as Ruben Neves, Matheus Nunes and Raul Jimenez are among the biggest names to leave permanently, and despite Although that window has now closed, another player will also leave. Big stars could leave in January.
At Molineux, Pedro Neto first arrived in 2019 from Braga and the right-winger has made 118 appearances so far, but although he still has four years left on his contract, it could he is aiming to leave.
The Portugal international has established himself as the manager’s best performer so far this season with a WhoScored match index of 7.19, and impressive performances from the 23-year-old This has attracted the attention of potential suitors.
Is Pedro Neto leaving Wolves?
According to 90 Minutes, Arsenal were “on hand with scouts” to watch Neto during Wolves’ 2-1 win over Manchester City on Saturday. The Gunners are ‘following’ the striker’s progress and are ‘long-time admirers’, but they are not alone in their pursuit: Aston Villa, Atletico Madrid and Saudi Pro League clubs are all interested participate in providing their services. in January.
Pedro Neto has how many goals?
Neto had five Premier League contributions (four assists and one goal) in seven Premier League games this season, earning him the moniker “baller” from football talent scout Jacek Kulig.
The Gestifute client is also a threat even when the ball isn’t in the net, having recorded 49 crosses and 28 shot-creating actions this season, both of which are greater than any of his teammates, according to FBRef.
Furthermore, O’Neil, who earns £50,000 per week, is a versatile player who has played in six different positions on the pitch since the start of his career, including everywhere across the frontline and two roles in the midfield, making him a fantastic option to have in the building should any unexpected injuries occur where cover may be required.
According to Football Insider, Wolves have no intention of selling Neto in January, which will please supporters, and while it would be difficult to turn down a respectable offer if one came in, the hierarchy must do everything possible to keep him at least until the end of the current season.
