Wolves’ star player admits he wants to leave

Arsenal, Liverpool, and Tottenham have received a boost in the Pedro Neto chase, as the winger wants to play in the Champions League.

According to Football Insider, if Pedro Neto leaves Wolves in the offseason, he would prefer to join a UEFA Champions League club. The £60 million-rated winger has been the subject of significant transfer rumors, with Arsenal, Liverpool, and Tottenham keen in signing him this summer.

Pedro Neto desires a Champions League team.

Pedro Neto has had a wonderful season with Wolves thus far, despite a few injury-related absences. Despite his fitness difficulties, which some believe could make it difficult for big teams to consider him, the £60 million-rated winger has some high-profile suitors vying for his signature.

Arsenal has remained interested, with Mikel Arteta scouting Neto for more than two years. The Spaniard has had other priorities since, but in the forthcoming summer window, he may make a bid for Wolves’ £60 million-rated winger.

Tottenham are also in a good position to sign him if they approach, since Neto is likely to choose them if they match his requirements. According to the source, if the Wolves winger leaves the Midlands club this summer, he would prefer to join a Champions League team.

The winger’s decision will strengthen Liverpool and Manchester City, perhaps sparking a major transfer fight in the summer. Arsenal, Tottenham, and others could battle the two for the £60 million-rated winger, though not everyone will be present in next season’s Champions League.

Which clubs are a fit for Pedro Neto?

While Wolves are hoping for a European finish to cap off a successful season, playing in the UEFA Europa Conference League or Europa League may not be enough for a player of Neto’s ability. As a result, his option to compete in the Champions League appears bold, despite not all interested clubs can guarantee it.

For example, Arsenal and Liverpool are on the verge of qualifying for the Champions League next season, but Tottenham is still a long way off. Spurs defeated top-four opponents Aston Villa 4-0 and now have a game in hand. They do, however, face tough games before the end of the season, which may determine their hopes of competing in the Champions League the next season.