Pedro Neto remains on Arsenal’s radar, and it is almost certain that the Gunners will approach him in the summer.
The Portugal international has consistently been one of the Premier League’s finest attackers for several seasons, continuing to impress with his current club.
Arsenal has been closely monitoring Neto, believing that he would significantly strengthen their team. Wolves, being a selling club, views him as a major asset, and the sale could contribute to funding their move for other players.
While Gary O’Neil would prefer to keep Neto, the decision on the player’s future is not within his control. The Sun reveals that Wolves is prepared to sell, and the report suggests they will entertain offers for his signature at the end of the season. However, they value him at £80 million.
Despite Neto being one of their best players, Wolves consider him worth that much due to the interest he has garnered from several top clubs.
Just Arsenal Opinion
Neto has been one of the finest wingers in the Premier League over the years and will do well as one of our wide players.
But the form of Gabriel Martinelli and Bukayo Saka means he might struggle to play as often as he would like.
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It would have been great to have a player like him in Arsenal. But, except the money is there to get him and still be able to invest significant amount in the critical areas of midfield and striker, I’d say Neto is not a priority, certainly not with the hefty price tag of £80m and given his rather touchy fitness profile
If Arsenal are to compete comfortably in all competitions next season, we need to get THREE players
– Toney
– Neto
– Zubimendi
Neto is a good player, but not worth 80 million, get real. Plus he has shown to be very injury prone.
spending 80 on injury prone backup = madness and waste.
Rather bring in a striker that starts instead of a backup winger who doesn’t start.