Wolves looking to table bid for “unstoppable” Neto replacement.
Gary O’Neil’s side could complete a brilliant piece of business here.
Wolverhampton Wanderers seem to be preparing themselves for Pedro Neto’s inevitable sale this summer, with Manchester City and Newcastle United eager to complete a deal.
However, as the Telegraph reveal, Gary O’Neil’s team is in a good position and will only entertain offers if the £60m asking price is met, which, in turn, would open up a window of opportunity to strengthen across a number of areas ahead of the 2024/25 campaign.
The 24-year-old Portugal star missed half of the season due to injury but posted two goals and nine assists from just 20 top-flight fixtures, and so replacing him with a fitting player is paramount.
Wolves eyeing Pedro Neto replacement
According to GiveMeSport, Wolves are expected to consider tabling an offer for Championship phenom Jonathan Rowe in the coming months, who has enjoyed an exemplary breakout year with Norwich City.
However, the young winger’s team were thrashed by Leeds United in the playoff semi-finals and thus will look to cash in on the 21-year-old for a lucrative sum.
A potential transfer price has not been listed but there’s no question that the Old Gold would have the requisite purse to seal the deal if Neto is indeed sold soon.
Jonathan Rowe’s season in numbers
Rowe has scored 13 goals and added four assists from 28 starting displays across all competitions this season, with his football in recent months stifled by a hamstring injury.
