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Tottenham eye world‑class winger Pedro Neto as attack boost
Tottenham Hotspur are now considering a move for Chelsea winger Pedro Neto, the 22‑year‑old who arrived at Chelsea for £54 million from Wolverhampton Wanderers in August 2024, describing the Portuguese forward as a "world‑class" winger.
The story was reported via Reuters, Published Aug 4, 2026, 6:16 PM GMT+1, By James Beavis. James Beavis is a Senior Editor at GIVEMESPORT and holds a degree in Sports Journalism from Southampton Solent University. He previously worked for Football FanCast, Shoot Magazine and GMS, focusing on Premier League football.
Tottenham have been slow to reinforce their attack this summer, having made six signings early in the window but still lacking a quality winger. While Manchester City winger Savinho remains their top target, the north London club have added Neto to their shortlist to broaden options ahead of the Premier League season starting later this month.
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Manchester City are also in contact with Neto’s representatives, seeking him as a replacement for Savinho, which adds competition for the player’s signature. Romano confirmed that City have made direct contact, highlighting the overlapping interest from two Premier League clubs.
Spurs are linked with other attackers as well, including Liverpool’s Cody Gakpo, whom Roberto De Zerbi is keen to add, and strikers Victor Osimhen and Nicolas Jackson, although Alasdair Gold has downplayed speculation around the latter.
If Tottenham secure Neto, they would gain a winger praised by ex‑Blues boss Liam Rosenior, potentially strengthening their flank play. For Chelsea, the sale would involve deciding on a price after their £54 million investment, while City continue their pursuit of a Savinho replacement.
Now Tottenham’s pursuit of Neto could shape their attacking options for the upcoming Premier League campaign, and fans of both clubs can Follow the developments on GiveMeSport, Try to Give their own predictions, and keep Us informed.