Tottenham received transfer green light as Ange Postecoglou priority made clear

Wolves boss Gary O’Neil has admitted that Tottenham transfer target Pedro Neto is free to leave the club if a huge bid arrives. Spurs are just one Premier League club to have been strongly linked to Neto with both Arsenal and Liverpool as long-term admirers.

The 24-year-old has shown glimpses of his undeniable quality in recent years but he has often been plagued by injuries. Neto missed 18 games last season because of two separate hamstring issues, though he was still able to pick up 14 goal contributions.

Wolves’ financial issues make a departure for Neto plausible, however those concerns were lessened by Max Kilman’s £40million move to West Ham. With that in mind, O’Neil has offered a lengthy admission on Neto where he does not rule out a transfer exit.

I know how good he is, and I know how well he would do at a big club,” He told the E&S podcast. “Obviously I want our team here to be unbelievably successful. So I’m hoping that he stays.

“I think so (there’s a chance he stays). There’s nothing going on at this moment from anybody. He’s in a good spot, I’ve spoke to him about how we’re going to play and how it suits him and what a big part he’ll play in it. But of course, we’re all grown-ups while you’re having them conversations. If a massive bid comes from a top club then no one is going to stand in Pedro’s way.

“I’m confident that he will be here. Because we haven’t had anything really, that makes the club think that he won’t be. But of course, a lot of business can be done late.

According to transfer guru Fabrizio Romano, Spurs are expected to sign one more forward ahead of the 2024/25 season, following on from completing deals for Timo Werner and Archie Gray with Lucas Bergvall officially joining at the start of July.

Jonathan David, Eberechi Eze, Jacob Ramsey and Desire Doue are just a few other options linked with the Lilywhites perhaps hoping to sign at least one of the quartet.


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