Journalist Fabrizio Romano has said that Wolverhampton Wanderers winger Pedro Neto could move in 2024 amid interest from Arsenal.
Arsenal is flying high at the moment and is unbeaten in all competitions.
Bournemouth didn’t really offer any resistance on Saturday as the Gunners ran out 4-0 winners on the south coast.
Kai Havertz scored his first goal for the club while Martin Odegaard was in top form.
Bukayo Saka was also on the scoresheet but had to limp off the field due to injury before the official match time.
This is the second consecutive match in which the English international has been eliminated in the second half.
Arteta doesn’t seem to have confidence in his other current options on the right wing, otherwise he might have brought Saka off early or rested him completely.
Arsenal have been linked with a potential candidate for that role, Pedro Neto, and 2024 could be an interesting year for the 23-year-old.
He is back playing his best football for Wolves, and it is not surprising that he is attracting interest from elsewhere.
“He’s doing fantastic at Wolves, he’s an incredible player, so he performed at a great level, very well again against Manchester City.
“We let Wolves take advantage of this particular player because he is clearly a Wolves player but we have the feeling that in 2024 many important clubs will come for Pedro Neto because he is a player. exceptional winger, agile, capable of creating and scoring goals.
“Sometimes it can be underrated in the media. What I want to tell you is that if you remember a year ago, Arsenal were monitoring this player, so they know Pedro Neto very well and he has always been highly rated by everyone at Arsenal.
“But there are also other clubs who are monitoring the situation. At the moment, I cannot say more but I can guarantee that the big clubs are looking at Pedro Neto’s explosion in the Premier League by doing special things this season.
If Neto leaves Wolves in 2024, Arsenal must make a decision to recruit him.
He will immediately be upgraded over Reiss Nelson, who appears to be Saka’s deputy at the moment.
The left-footed Portuguese player has very similar characteristics to Saka in that he can stick to the touchline or cut inside.
This dual threat makes him as difficult to defend as Liverpool’s Joe Gomez.
