Manchester City has entered the competition to sign Pedro Neto, who has also been targeted by Liverpool, Arsenal, and Tottenham.

Pedro Neto has certainly been on top form this season at Wolves. With summer approaching, there is a lot of buzz surrounding the talented winger as top clubs like Manchester City and Liverpool have joined the race to sign him. It's no surprise, considering the impressive performances he has displayed since joining the team in 2019. Despite not being part of the elite clubs, Neto has established himself as one of the most highly-rated players in the Premier League.
Although he has only scored 11 goals in 110 appearances for Wolves, Neto has proven himself to be a crucial provider of goals, with nine assists so far this season. His consistent and impressive performances have caught the attention of several top clubs, and according to The Telegraph, Manchester City and Liverpool are considering making a bid for him this summer. It has been previously reported that Arsenal and Tottenham are also interested in securing the Portuguese star, which means Wolves have the upper hand in negotiations and can demand a hefty fee for his services.
However, Neto's recent hamstring injury has raised concerns for his future on the field. He was forced to leave the game against Fulham on Saturday after aggravating the injury that he had just recovered from a week prior in a match against Newcastle. Wolves manager Gary O'Neil stated that the club believed Neto was fit to play, but it unfortunately backfired. O'Neil also expressed his disappointment in the situation, mentioning that there will need to be further assessments to understand what went wrong.
Despite the setback, Neto's future at Wolves seems secure as he is under contract until 2027. The club is reportedly demanding a minimum of £80m for his transfer, making him a highly coveted signing for any team looking to add him to their roster. With his undeniable talent and potential, it's no surprise that top clubs are vying for his signature.
The injury update on Neto has raised concerns for both Wolves and his potential suitors. O'Neil provided an update, stating that a scan showed no muscle damage and Neto had been feeling good in training leading up to the game. However, it is still unclear why the injury occurred and further assessments will need to be done to understand the situation. In the meantime, fans and clubs will have to wait and see how this injury affects Neto's future.

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