After an outstanding season at Molineux, Neto appears to be among the most sought-after players in the Premier League this summer.
The 23-year-old has three goals and eleven assists across all competitions, and he has personally assisted on a goal in four of his last five appearances.
Because of his outstanding play, many top teams have shown interest in signing him, and Liverpool has been brought up a lot.
The Portuguese winger’s contract expires in 2027, according to David Ornstein of The Athletic, and a transfer would cost roughly £80 million.
The Liverpool transfer target is also being pursued by teams like Manchester City, Arsenal, and Newcastle United.
Manchester United might be taken into consideration if Dan Ashworth, the sporting director of Newcastle, takes over as the transfer coordinator at Old Trafford, as he is a huge Neto admirer.
That does not seem to be the case this year, either, as manager Gary O’Neil recently said that they will only take very serious approaches after a successful season.
O’Neil stated earlier this week to talkSPORT, “Financially, we’re in a position where we don’t need to lose our best players—we don’t need to lose any players.” We are now in a better position than we were at the beginning of the summer, allowing us to decide what is best for the club rather than what may need to be done.
Nobody is going to leave if it doesn’t work out. Naturally, it will always be taken into consideration if elite teams approach us with offers for players and the terms make sense, in our opinion.
With questions mounting about Mohamed Salah’s future, Liverpool is expected to prioritise a new right-wing option in the summer.
Three stars, the Egyptian among them, are ready to reach the final year of their contracts. It’s expected that the Saudi Pro League will submit a bid similar to the £150 million offer that was rejected late in the summer.
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