Arsenal might be set to face competitors from Tottenham for the switch of Pedro Neto this summer season, although it’s going to nonetheless take a while to see how this saga will unfold.
In keeping with Fabrizio Romano, as he spoke completely to CaughtOffside for his newest Each day Briefing column, Neto’s future will hinge on Wolves deciding their place on the Portugal worldwide, in addition to his asking value.
Nonetheless, although Arsenal have lengthy been linked with Neto, it appears they’ll additionally anticipate some competitors for his signature in the event that they do pursue him this summer season, with Romano additionally naming Spurs as potential rivals on this deal.
Neto has impressed with Wolves and he might be a helpful addition for Arsenal or Tottenham, who might each do with strengthening their depth of attacking choices.
Neto switch replace from Fabrizio Romano’s newest column
Discussing Neto’s future and the way he would possibly characteristic in Arsenal’s plans, Romano stated: “Arsenal have some wingers of their sights for the summer season, however whereas it’s regular to see an extended record of names linked with golf equipment on this scenario, who’s actually rising as the principle choices on Arsenal’s record?
“Pedro Neto is a participant Arsenal like and have checked out earlier than, however we’ve got to attend for Wolves to determine preliminary price ticket to grasp what Arsenal, Tottenham and extra golf equipment will determine to do.”
AFC supporters will little question really feel Neto might be a helpful choice to provide Mikel Arteta extra depth and permit him to relaxation Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli a bit extra usually, whereas THFC would possibly do effectively to herald competitors for the likes of James Maddison and Brennan Johnson.
Neto would possibly effectively discover Arsenal a extra tempting choice given their present trajectory below Arteta, however Ange Postecoglou can also be doing thrilling issues with Spurs and may additionally give him the prospect to play extra usually.
