Unbelievable: what Gary O Neil said about Pedro Neto’s permanent move to Chelsea after five years at Molineux.

Gary O’Neil, a former Premier League midfielder, has sparked controversy by suggesting that Pedro Neto’s potential move to Chelsea after just five years at Wolverhampton Wanderers is “unbelievable”. Neto, a talented winger, has been linked with a move to Chelsea, one of the biggest clubs in the Premier League, in recent weeks. O’Neil’s comments have generated debate among fans and analysts alike, with some questioning his views on the matter.

O’Neil made the comments in an interview with talkSPORT, where he discussed Neto’s potential move to Chelsea. He stated that “it’s unbelievable really, considering he’s only been there [Wolves] five minutes.” O’Neil went on to suggest that Neto should consider staying at Wolves for a longer period of time and continue developing his talent before moving to a bigger club.

Many fans and analysts took issue with O’Neil’s comments, arguing that Neto has already established himself as one of Wolves’ most valuable players in a relatively short period of time. Neto joined Wolves from Portuguese side Braga in 2019 and has since impressed with his pace, skill, and attacking prowess. In the 2020/21 season, Neto scored 5 goals and provided 6 assists in 35 Premier League appearances for Wolves.

Moreover, many fans argue that it is not uncommon for talented players to move to bigger clubs after only a few seasons with their current team. In fact, such moves often serve as a testament to a player’s skill and potential, and can benefit both the player and the team he or she joins. Fans of Neto argue that he has the potential to further improve his skills and develop his game at a club like Chelsea, which could ultimately benefit both him and Wolves.

Despite the debate surrounding O’Neil’s comments, he has a point when it comes to the importance of young players developing their talent and skills before moving to a larger club. Many footballers who move to bigger clubs too soon struggle to establish themselves in the first team and develop their potential. However, Neto’s track record suggests that he is already a skilled and talented player who has the potential to thrive at a bigger club like Chelsea.

In the end, whether or not Neto moves to Chelsea remains to be seen. Fans of the talented winger will surely be watching with interest to see what happens in the coming weeks and months, and how Neto’s potential move to Chelsea could impact his career and the fortunes of both clubs.