Arsenal has a strong interest in Wolves’s Pedro Neto, and his impressive performances in the current season could pave the way for a potential move, either in the upcoming January transfer window or at the end of the campaign.
The Gunners have been monitoring Neto for several seasons, and the Portuguese star has been shining in the Premier League with his current club.
Mikel Arteta’s team is actively seeking new additions to strengthen their squad, and Neto is viewed as a promising option, particularly as an alternative for Bukayo Saka.
Arsenal is fully aware of the need to bolster their squad, and their interest in Neto is reportedly strong. However, Wolves is unlikely to part with one of their key players without a substantial transfer fee.
According to a report from Football Insider, Wolves will demand a significant bid to consider selling Neto. Arsenal would likely need to make a substantial financial offer to persuade them to release one of their most crucial players.
Just Arsenal Opinion
Neto is one of the Premier League’s finest attackers, and we can understand why Wolves would want a good fee for his signature.
The Premier League side has always sold their top players, but for a good fee and our executives know this.
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Good player, but why spend so extravagantly for a bench warmer? Does anyone think he will get a chance to “compete” with Saka?
Why did Arsenal extend Nelson?
No, best to recruit a good backup from another squad or promote a young player to learn from first team players.
Hopefully Marquinhos will rejoin Arsenal next year after developing further on loan.
Can’t continue to spend like a drunken sailor, at some point you have to coach your players, and get the best out of the player resources available.
Can’t mock City, Chelsea, or anyone for “buying” a title when we do the same exact thing. Remember when we used to “make stars not buy them?” And old fashioned idea, a tradition, not a part of this process.
Wake up! All big teams pay to win trophies. Whether it’s Chelsea, Real Madrid, Barca, Bayern, PSG, City or Juve. That is the reality, you spend you win. Are we now supposed to “develop” young players for the exclusive right of “mocking” other teams? Great! I bet mocking teams feels so much better than winning trophies.
I think there is still room for mixture of marquee signings and hidden gems to build a winning teams.
You clearly missed my point in your eagerness to disagree. Pause and consider what I said, and then comment.
Perhaps you missed my intent of a 4th winger is not a priority.
We have Martinelli, Saka, ESR, and Trossard on the wings who can be rotated to keep sharp. A 4th or 5th winger promoted allows money to be invested in other needed areas.
For example, a striker who is a goal threat would be nice.
Or an actual B2B midfielder instead of forcing in Havertz who has underwhelmed so far.
Neto is not a necessity like a striker or B2B. That was my intended point, to not spend lavishly on a 4th winger when we need to address other areas first.
I bet Olise will be the one we sign NOT Neto.
If this was Liv or City they would get their top attacking target so we should push to see this through if he is top of our list. We are overly reliant on Saka esp with Martinelli out it’d be great to get someone decent to come off the bench like City and Liv have. I can’t imagine right now what a long-term injury to Saka would look like, even out for three or four weeks could be devastating. We need to sign somebody, a left-footer, touch wood!