Several Premier League teams want to recruit Wolves winger Pedro Neto this summer. Key players have drawn attention for Wolverhampton Wanderers; Max Kilman previously moved to West Ham United for about £40 million. Tottenham, Arsenal, and Liverpool have shown interest in João Gomes; Wolves do not want to trade the 23-year-old midfielder.

Pedro Neto, however, looks more likely to go. Reportedly setting a £60 million price tag on him, Newcastle United and Tottenham Hotspur express interest in the Portuguese winger. Neto’s outstanding performance under Gary O’Neil has generated much buzz. Arsenal, Chelsea, Tottenham, Liverpool, and Newcastle are still updated on his circumstances; talks have been had with his agents.

Arsenal And Liverpool Still Want “£60 Million World Class Star”

Wolves want £60 million for Neto and won’t want to sell him unless a strong bid comes in. Manager Gary O’Neil said the club wouldn’t stop Neto should he advocate a relocation beyond the Midlands. Neto’s nine Premier League assists illustrate his creative ability, even if he only scores two goals; thus, he is a prized target for numerous elite English teams.

When comparing Neto’s £60 million price to other transfer targets, it looks harsh. Max Kilman paid a hefty price for a defender—£40 million—but one commensurate with his constant performance. By contrast, Neto’s playfulness—shown by his nine assists—defines his contribution. For teams looking for a boost in their assault, this inventiveness may be rather important.

Still a key player for Wolves, Joao Gomes is connected with Liverpool, Arsenal, and Tottenham. The fact that the club won to sell him emphasizes his value. He is a less showy yet strong target because of his defensive skills and possible development. Gomes attract clubs seeking stability and long-term possibilities.

Strategically, teams have to balance Neto’s creative sensibility against his £60 million worth. Though his assists define him as a creator, his poor goal count begs concerns about his finishing skills. Teams must choose if his inventiveness warrants the high cost. Although Neto’s possible action might have a big effect on the Premier League, teams have to take great thought on their requirements and financial situation.

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Arsenal may foil Chelsea’s intentions to get Victor Osimhen from Napoli. Sources at Football Insider claim Mikel Arteta is eager to bring in a new number nine this summer. Although Arsenal has long-standing interest in Osimhen, getting his signing will not be simple. On Chelsea’s radar too is the 25-year-old Napoli striker. The Blues have been negotiating a possible Romelu Lukaku swap contract with Napoli. Arsenal now wants to seize this trade, however, by aggressively pushing Osimhen personally.

A new striker is viewed as the last piece Arsenal needs to rival Manchester City in the Premier League next season. With 76 goals in 133 games for Napoli, Osimhen has been outstanding. Though he has an outstanding record, getting him will be expensive. Arsenal would have to unload some players to pay for Osimhen’s move. Emile Smith Rowe was just sold by the team to Fulham. Football Insider also notes Arsenal is free to sell academy graduate Eddie Nketiah. These actions could enable the money needed for Osimhen to be generated.

Arsenal also has Victor Gyokeres from Sporting Lisbon as a more reasonably priced option. Gyokeres is a reasonable target as his reduced price tag makes sense Signing a new striker might also call into doubt Gabriel Jesus’ future at the team. The Brazilian has battled to reach Arteta’s target levels.