RESOLVING THE LEDGER
RESOLVING THE LEDGER
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Chelsea not looking to sell Pedro Neto despite Liverpool and Man City links
Chelsea are not looking to sell Pedro Neto this summer, according to The Standard .
Neto has been linked with Manchester City and Liverpool, with both clubs looking to strengthen their attacking options.
The Cityzens’ interest in the Portuguese forward stems from his previous relationship with manager Enzo Maresca, whom he worked with at Chelsea.
Liverpool, meanwhile, are considering several alternatives after missing out on Yan Diomande, who is now on the verge of joining Real Madrid .
The Standard claim no club have contacted Chelsea yet over a deal for Neto, and the club are not prepared to lose him.
However, it is said that the west London side could reconsider their stance if they receive a serious offer.
Morgan Rogers’ arrival from Aston Villa has led to suggestions that Neto could struggle for game time next season, with the England international expected to be Chelsea’s first-choice left winger.
Neto has struggled for consistency since joining Chelsea from Wolverhampton Wanderers in 2024. He has scored 19 goals and provided 19 assists in 103 appearances across all competitions.
With increased competition following Rogers’ arrival, the 26-year-old may need to improve his consistency to nail a regular starting berth under manager Xabi Alonso.
Neto was not included in Chelsea’s squad for their pre-season tour of Australia and Asia . He is on holiday following his participation with Portugal at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
The Blues face Western Sydney Wanderers in a pre-season match on Tuesday morning, before taking on local rivals Tottenham Hotspur four days later.
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