Neves left Molineux last summer, completing a £47 million transfer to Saudi Arabian outfit Al Hilal.
Neves became the first player in his prime to execute a big-money move to the SPL, a decision that surprised a lot of people.
While Neves was undoubtedly paid a lot, he received a lot of criticism for his decision to prioritise his family. However, some supported him for doing so.
It’s unclear how long he will be away, but Wolves supporters are hopeful he returns to Europe soon because many think he might play for a Champions League team.
Neves has a particular place in the hearts of the Molineux supporters, who will like the renovations the player has made to his house.
Ruben Neves shows off new indoor football pitch which features tribute to Wolves
Neves’ love for Wolves grew and grew over the six years that he was here.
Neves frequently expressed gratitude for the club’s support of him, demonstrating the reciprocal nature of their love. Additionally, he and his family were big fans of Wolverhampton.
It was understandable why he appeared so tearful in his farewell video after leaving the club.
Neves shared a post on social media on Friday that demonstrates how much he enjoyed his time with the Wolves.
There are a few memorials to Wolves on the walls surrounding the pitch, featuring the club’s insignia and the player performing his famous celebration while wearing his shirt.
He captioned it, saying, “Wow, @mrdheo, what an incredible job!!” You definitely went above and above! I’m grateful that you made my dream corner so unique. It’s ready, @ricardinho10oficial! When would you like to arrive here? If you know, see if you bring any good players. My group is simply too powerful.
Neves could be back one day
This is excellent work by Neves, and Wolves supporters everywhere will appreciate it greatly.
He obviously had the nicest time at Molineux, and for him to say this, the team and its supporters must have made a big effect on him.
It will undoubtedly fan the flames that he might visit the club again in the future.
The midfield player will always be adored by Wolves supporters for his contributions throughout his six years at the club, which included leading the team out of the Championship and into the Premier League, as well as assisting in advancing Wolves into Europe and the FA Cup semifinals.
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