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Manchester United’s quest for reinforcements has received a transfer boost as Wolverhampton Wanderers are now considering the sale of 23-year-old winger, Pedro Neto, this is as per The Sun Football.
The young Portuguese sensation has been in stellar form this season, contributing three goals and 10 assists in 18 appearances, capturing the attention of both Manchester United and Arsenal.
His performance was notably impactful during a recent high-scoring match against Manchester United, where he found the back of the net, underscoring his value to potential suitors. Manchester United, in particular, holds Neto in high regard and sees Wolves’ openness to negotiation as a golden opportunity to secure his services.
Wolves’ willingness to discuss a transfer stems from their concerns about adhering to Financial Fair Play (FFP) rules, necessitating some income through player sales. With Neto being one of their prime assets, his sale emerges as a viable solution to their financial predicament.
Securing Neto’s transfer, however, will come at a considerable cost for Manchester United, not only because of the player’s current form but also due to the three years remaining on his contract, inflating his market value.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe, associated with Manchester United, is poised to invest significantly in the upcoming transfer window, and acquiring a promising talent like Neto aligns with his ambitions. Nevertheless, Manchester United’s ability to attract such talents hinges on their qualification for the Champions League, emphasizing the importance of their performance in the remaining part of the season.
