"I'm happy at Wolverhampton" despite Arsenal interest

Pedro Neto is happy at Wolverhampton Wanderers.

He's a quality winger from Portugal. Despite his small stature at 5'10", he is strong physically and has excellent body balance, making him hard to beat. His dribbling is straightforward, utilizing his speed, and he has a 'crack' to his game. He can play on both the left and right flanks, and his reliable ball control allows him to play in a variety of roles.

Grew up in the Portuguese league on his home turf. He made his senior debut with Braga before moving to Lazio for the 2017-18 season. After two years and five appearances, Neto showed some promise and moved to Lazio outright for the 2019-20 season.

He was ready for a new season in Italy. Just a month after the move, he changed teams once again. This time to Wolverhampton. Once in England, Neto quickly made a name for himself. In his first year in England, Neto scored five goals and provided five assists in 44 appearances, including a cup run in the 2019-20 season.

In the 2020-21 season, he further solidified his place in the 'core'. Even though the Premier League (PL) was considered a bit rough around the edges, Neto's rambunctious dribbling was enough to make an impact. However, injuries slowed him down. Before the start of the 2021-22 season, he suffered a knee injury that landed him on the long-term injured list. In 2022-23, as he continued to rack up the minutes, he suffered another knee injury that forced him to spend five months on the sidelines.

Two injury-plagued seasons. This season, however, he has battled back and is considered one of the best 'wingers' in the league. In nine league 카지노사이트 games, he has one goal and six assists and has been nominated for Player of the Month. His performances have attracted interest from the likes of Arsenal.

The interest from big clubs has made Wolverhampton fans nervous. However, Neto has eased their worries. In an interview with The Telegraph, he said, "I'm happy here. I want to stay here, I want to help everyone, and I'm enjoying the moment. The future and long-term ambitions are not important. We are not going to fall apart under any circumstances. We are here to win. I want this feeling to continue," he said.

"I feel better than ever before. Confident players are different than before. I've always been confident, but coach Gary O'Neill has given me even more confidence. I love the fans, I love the game, I love the fans. When I get the ball, they demand more from me and expect something special. It's a great feeling," he added.