Pedro Neto Next Club Odds: Tottenham Favourites To Sign Wolves Attacker

Pedro Neto wants to leave Wolverhampton Wanderers this summer and the best betting sites believe there are several sides chasing his signature.

Neto is enjoying a fantastic season at Molineux. Despite missing a large chunk of the campaign due to a hamstring injury, the Portugal international sits joint-second for Premier League assists. 

Neto has set up eight goals up to now, as well as finding the back of the net twice himself.

The forward has been at Wolves since 2019, but he is still only 23 years of age. 

There will be plenty of clubs queuing up to sign him, especially as Wolves may need to let him go in order to comply with the Premier League’s profit and sustainability rules.

Where will Neto be plying his trade next term? Let’s take a look at the latest betting odds.

Tottenham Looking To Bolster Attack In Summer

Tottenham Hotspur are the favourites to land Neto as things stand, with football betting sites pricing them at 6/4. 

Ange Postecoglou’s side are well positioned to qualify for the Champions League, which would aid their attempts to strengthen their squad in the summer.

The Spurs boss will be particularly keen to add to his attacking options at the end of the campaign. 

Richarlison and Son Heung-min are enjoying excellent seasons, but Tottenham require greater strength in depth up top.

Neto would be well suited to an attack-minded Spurs side. 

He has Premier League experience and is the type of player who would probably thrive under Postecoglou. A move to Tottenham is a distinct possibility.

Arsenal Could Rival North London Rivals For Neto

Arsenal have been linked with Neto for a while now. The Gunners are thought to be long-term admirers of the Wolves winger, although they did not have the money available to submit a bid in January.

Arsenal have been willing to splash the cash in recent transfer windows as they strive to win their first Premier League title since 2004. 

They should be able to afford the £60m that Wolves are likely to demand for a player who is under contract in the Black Country until 2027.

The only issue is that Arsenal may prioritise the acquisition of a centre-forward over another wide attacker. Nevertheless, they are the second-favourites at 2/1 with betting apps.

Manchester United Or Chelsea Could Enter The Race

Rasmus Hojlund, Marcus Rashford and Alejandro Garnacho are starting to click as Manchester United’s front three, but that is not to say the Red Devils will not enter the market for another forward this summer.

It remains to be seen whether Erik ten Hag will be in charge of United next season. 

That, plus the fact that the INEOS group is now in charge of recruitment at Old Trafford, makes their transfer strategy hard to predict, and United can be backed at 11/4.

Chelsea (3/1) have not been shy to spend huge sums under Todd Boehly. 

Neto is the sort of age profile that the Blues have tended to target, but their likely absence from European competition could be damaging.

Liverpool And Manchester City Not Among Favourites

Liverpool are available at 9/2 to land Neto - a price which many may consider attractive. 

Mohamed Salah has been linked with a move away from Anfield at the end of the season, when Jurgen Klopp will also depart.

Even if Salah stays put, Liverpool will have to start planning for life after the 31-year-old at some point. 

Neto, a left-footed forward with huge talent and potential, could be a possible long-term successor.

Manchester City are outsiders at 8/1, but do not rule them out. 

Pep Guardiola’s side tend to do their business quietly and efficiently, so do not be surprised if they enter the race for Neto despite minimal reports beforehand. 

Neto’s Future May Lie Away From The Premier League

It is by no means guaranteed that Neto’s next move will be to another Premier League club. 

Barcelona are priced at 5/1 by new betting sites ahead of a summer in which they will try to bolster their squad. 

However, ongoing financial issues could limit Barca’s forays into the transfer market.

Saudi Arabian Pro League clubs (10/1) have made quite the splash over the last 12 months or so. 

At least one of the sides in the division may consider a swoop for Neto, but the 23-year-old would surely prefer to stay in Europe at this stage of his career.

* Reminder: These are hypothetical odds provided by industry experts.