🚨Premier League winger likely to leave current club and tipped as perfect fit for Liverpool, Arsenal or Man City
🚨Premier League winger likely to leave current club and tipped as perfect fit for Liverpool, Arsenal or Man City
"We can expect him to move on to bigger and better things..."
Wolves winger Pedro Neto has really caught the eye so far this season, and Liverpool FC writer Neil Jones has talked him up for a big transfer in his exclusive Daily Briefing column earlier today.
Fabrizio Romano has also written for the Daily Briefing about Neto and a likely move in 2024, naming Arsenal as long-time admirers of the Portugal international, but Jones believes the 23-year-old also has admirers at Anfield, whilst also looking like he’d be a good fit for the Gunners, and for Manchester City.
Wolves have lost star players like Ruben Neves and Matheus Nunes in recent times, so could Neto be the next star to be poached from Molineux? Jones certainly thinks the young attacker is ‘big six’ material.
“I’m not surprised to see Pedro Neto’s name being linked with top clubs, given the way he’s started the Premier League season,” Jones said. “The Wolves man has always been a huge talent, one admired by just about every big side including Liverpool, but injuries have set him back significantly in recent years.
“Now he’s back fit, we are seeing what he can do, and the pace and threat he brings, plus the room for development he has at 23, mark him out as someone who can definitely take the next step by moving to a Champions League club.
“Whether that’s Liverpool - they still need to get back to the Champions League, by the way! - remains to be seen. I know that Neto has admirers at Anfield, and that his versatility and skillset would be well-suited to a Jurgen Klopp side. But then the same could be said, I believe, for a Mikel Arteta side or a Pep Guardiola side. I believe he is of that level, potentially.”
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