October 27th 2023.
Pedro Neto is back to his best after a long-term injury, and is currently enjoying life under new Wolves manager Gary O'Neil. The Portugal international has been the subject of transfer speculation for the past 18 months due to Arsenal's interest in providing Bukayo Saka with top quality competition for his place. Neto, however, insists he is committed to Wolves and is determined to focus on their long-term ambitions.
In an interview with Telegraph Sport, he said: "I want to say that I am here and I will help everyone. I love the club and everybody here - I have always felt that it has given a lot to me. I'm enjoying the moment here so I will continue to do that. The future and long-term ambitions don't matter. We will never go down in any situation, we are here to win and fight."
Neto also revealed that he feels even better than before the knee injury, as Wolves manager Gary O'Neil has given him more confidence. He said: "A player that has confidence is a different player. I always had it but Gary has given me even more. He's a manager who always says to the players that he is behind them - he's always telling me to take my one-against-one, go against my men and be confident and that the team will always be there to help me."
Neto added that he loves playing football and being able to make the fans proud. He said: "I play football because I love it, but the game is what it is because of the fans. When I get the ball and they are pushing me and expecting something special, it's such a good feeling."
It appears that Pedro Neto is content with staying at Wolves for the foreseeable future. With his knee injury now behind him, he is back to his best and is determined to make the most of his time with the club. Arsenal will have to look elsewhere for competition for Bukayo Saka, as Neto looks set to stay put.
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