Chelsea has reportedly set an asking price of nearly 100 million for winger Pedro Neto, according to reports from Daily Mail Sport. The Portuguese international has attracted interest from both Premier League clubs and Saudi Arabian side Al Hilal.
Sources within Chelsea indicate that while no formal offers have been submitted, the club is aware of the significant appreciation for the player. This valuation places Neto among other highly-rated wingers, such as Yan Diomande, who transferred for up to 120 million, and Bradley Barcola, reportedly valued at over 100 million.
Chelsea acquired Neto from Wolves for 54 million in 2024 and has not actively sought to sell him, with club insiders emphasizing his continued importance. Neto recently featured in Chelsea's final friendly match against Real Sociedad, playing as a right wing-back under manager Xabi Alonso before being substituted.
Recent reports suggest that Al Hilal has already agreed on personal terms with Neto, although his representatives have not commented on these claims. A sale of Neto could necessitate Chelsea seeking alternative attacking options, with limited time remaining in the transfer window.
The club has been prioritizing player sales this summer to balance its roster following several new signings, including Morgan Rogers, Maxence Lacroix, Pep Chavarria, Marco Palestra, Jordan Henderson, and Danny Welbeck. Chelsea is also reportedly seeking 50 million for Liam Delap, who was signed from Ipswich for 30 million. Additionally, Tosin Adarabioyo is attracting interest from multiple Premier League clubs and Benfica, while Nicolas Jackson is available for approximately 65 million.
