Report: Wolves double down on summer transfer stance, setting explicit asking price for ‘dangerous’ star
Wolves have made their position on Pedro Neto plain amid transfer speculation, with Gary O’Neil expected to take a hard approach this summer.
Molineux is set to be a busy place this summer as Wolves look to bolster their depth throughout the transfer window.
Gary O’Neil will seek to add fresh players to his limited group, although departures are also likely amid interest.
Several Wolves players’ futures have been speculated about ahead of the transfer window, and the club’s position on one star is now apparent.
Wolves’ transfer position on Pedro Neto is finally made plain.
Arsenal is one of the clubs interested in Pedro Neto, who might be a popular player at Molineux this summer.
The Portugal international’s quick start to the 2023/24 season piqued the interest of many, and Wolves have already decided what to do with the 24-year-old.
According to The Athletic, there is a sense of ‘acceptance’ within the club that the forthcoming window may be the moment for Neto to depart.
Wolves will not’stand in his way’ if their £60 million value of the winger is satisfied.
Neto is not the only one of O’Neil’s talents who has received attention; nonetheless, the Wolves are not ‘eager or satisfied’ to entertain interest in any other players.
Neto’s transfer stance is refreshing for Wolves.
Last summer was eye-opening for the Old Gold, as some major participants departed to gain profits, and a similar scenario is unlikely to occur this year.
O’Neil performed an outstanding job guiding his little squad over the 2023/24 season, and there is now hope that Wolves may improve on their lows from last summer.
While acquisitions will be necessary, keeping those who impressed in the manager’s initial season will be critical if the group is to grow.
Losing Neto would be unfortunate, but gaining £60 million would be critical to the club’s success, providing O’Neil with the cash he needs to rebuild his team.
