Tottenham target Pedro Neto is keen to play Champions League football if he is to leave Wolves this summer, sources have told Football Insider. Football Insider revealed on Monday (11 March) that Liverpool and Spurs are among the top sides weighing up a swoop for the 24-year-old winger. Sources say Arsenal, Man City and Newcastle are also keen on the Portugal international. It is believed the Midlands club are not likely to stand in Neto’s way if their valuation is met this summer – with Financial Fair Play rules still a big concern at Molineux. Football Insider has previously revealed (12 Feb ..read more

Liverpool and Tottenham are among the top sides keen on a potential summer swoop for Wolves star Pedro Neto, sources have told Football Insider. A well-placed source has told Football Insider that “almost every club in the big six” is keen on landing the 24-year-old, with Spurs now joining Liverpool, Arsenal, Man City and Newcastle some of the other possible suitors. It is believed that Tottenham transfer fixer Fabio Paratici is among those at the club who have been blown away by Neto this season. Wolves may have to sell players in order to do business of their own in the summer window – with ..read more

Liverpool have “concrete” interest in a summer move for Wolves ace Pedro Neto but have reservations over one area, sources have told Football Insider. It is believed that the 23-year-old wide attacker, who has been in electrifying form this season, is high on the Merseyside club’s list of potential long-term replacements for Mohamed Salah. However, it is believed that Liverpool’s recruit team are concerned about Neto’s poor availability record and his history of injuries. Wolves could be forced to sell the forward, with Football Insider revealing (9 February) that he may have to depart to fund ..read more

Wolves will demand a fee of between £50-60million to let star man Pedro Neto depart in the summer, sources have told Football Insider. The forward penned a long-term contract valid until 2027 with Gary O’Neil’s side in March 2022, meaning they have ground to seek a massive fee for one of their star players. As revealed by Football Insider (11 February), Neto is expected to attract bids in the summer amid strong interest from Arsenal. It is believed that Liverpool could also enter the race for the Portugal international as they seek a long-term replacement for Mohamed Salah, while clubs from ac ..read more

Could Wolves star Pedro Neto be set for a departure from Molineux in the summer? Wolves star Pedro Neto is expected to attract bids in the summer amid strong interest from Arsenal, sources have told Football Insider. The left-footed forward has been back to his best in recent weeks after eight Premier League games out with a hamstring injury and has piqued the interest of big top-flight sides. It is believed that Arsenal are long-term admirers of the Portugal international and will be monitoring his situation at Molineux closely. Well-placed sources have also told Football Insider that Liverpo ..read more

Could Wolves boss Gary O’Neil replace Jurgen Klopp as Liverpool manager next season? Former Liverpool coach Gary O’Neil has done a ‘fantastic’ job at Wolves and could be a shock contender to replace Jurgen Klopp after being considered for senior coaching roles at the club recently. That is the view of finance expert Kieran Maguire, who spoke exclusively to Football Insider about the £80million investment plan of Fosun Sports Group. As revealed by Football Insider, Wolves are primed to avoid future FFP issues thanks to an imminent cash injection from their owners this season. Fosun are looking ..read more

Gary O’Neil won’t be given the chance to get his business done early at Wolves Wolves are unlikely to make any summer signings before the start of July as they navigate the Premier League’s Profitability and Sustainability Rules (PSR), sources have told Football Insider. Speaking to the new edition of Football Insider’s Insider Track Podcast, senior correspondent Pete O’Rourke revealed that a striker signing would have likely put the Molineux club in breach of those Financial Fair Play rules. Gary O’Neil made no secret of his desire to sign a striker in the January transfer window bu ..read more

Wolves are primed to avoid future Financial Fair Play issues with owners Fosun Sports investing £80million. Wolves are in line for a major cash injection from their owners this season, sources have told Football Insider. As reported by Bloomberg, Fosun Sports Group are looking to raise £80million to invest in the Molineux club as well as their eSports portfolio. It is understood that a significant amount of the cash raised will be injected into Wolves this season. As revealed by Football Insider, Wolves were ‘dangerously close’ to a points deduction after putting themselves at risk of breachin ..read more

Pedro Neto sale could unlock transfer funds for Wolves boss Gary O’Neil Wolves may have to sell star man Pedro Neto this summer to unlock funds for deals of their own, sources have told Football Insider. Speaking to the new edition of Football Insider’s Insider Track Podcast, senior correspondent Pete O’Rourke revealed that the Molineux club may have to part with one or two top players if they are to spend in the off-season. It is believed Neto may attract the most interest following his explosive return from injury in the 2023-24 campaign. The Portugal international has clubs from t ..read more

The Premier League’s decision to gift £7million to the police after crowd trouble at West Brom is ‘very strange’. That is the view of finance expert Kieran Maguire, who spoke exclusively to Football Insider about the Premier League’s decision to strike a deal with the police while delaying their deal with the EFL. As reported by the Daily Mail, the Premier League is set to pay £7million to the police as a ‘sweetener’ to enable high-risk fixtures to be played in lucrative television slots. The deal was struck just days after an FA Cup fixture between West Brom and Wolves was delayed for over 30 ..read more