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Transfers

Chelsea striker for €60 million draws notable suitors

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Chelsea striker for €60 million draws notable suitors

Two years ago, the forward Pedro Neto arrived at Chelsea for €60 million. This summer, several high‑profile suitors have already been heard, probing a possible departure of the Portuguese.

Mega spending for the offense

Chelsea invested over €200 million this summer in new attacking players. The most expensive among them is Morgan Rogers, who arrived from Aston Villa for €138 million. These mega‑spending are intended to strengthen the offense.

High‑profile suitors push for departure

With the new signings, another player could be forced to leave. CaughtOffside reports that Pedro Neto is considered a transfer candidate at the Blues. The possible departure is being monitored by several top clubs.

Saudi top‑club Al‑Hilal has already spoken with the Portuguese forward. The former Benzema club signed Crysencio Summerville and Gabriel Martinelli this summer, but still keeps Neto on its radar.

Within the Premier League, Liverpool, Arsenal and Manchester City are also mentioned as observers. These clubs are assessing whether Neto could fit into their offensive plans.

Premier League observers and their options

For Liverpool, Neto would only be a supplement, as the Reds have already signed Bradley Barcola as a star for the flanks. Arsenal have brought in Christos Tzolis, a former Düsseldorf player, as a direct Martinelli successor.

The Sky Blues have spent over €100 million on new wingers Iliman Ndiaye and Allan. This also shows their interest in strengthening the attacking area.

Neto has featured in all three season games so far and could become an interesting option for all the clubs mentioned in case of a long‑term injury to a player or for other reasons.

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