A former goalkeeping coach for Liverpool has shared that the club had previously attempted to recruit Neto, current loanee for Arsenal. The stopper was pursued for his technical ability and suitability to the Reds' style of goalkeeping, but ultimately ended up at Bournemouth before being loaned out to Arsenal. Neto may finally make his first appearance for the Gunners in their upcoming match against Bolton Wanderers.
After a successful transfer window, Arsenal have welcomed a new goalkeeper and are prepared to face Brighton & Hove Albion in a weekend fixture. Despite some changes in the goalkeeper department, there are no surprise picks and Neto is set to start the game. The team looks strong and ready to maintain their 100 per cent record in the Premier League.
Arsenal has made a splash in the transfer market, signing Raheem Sterling on loan from Chelsea while also dealing with the news that new player Mikel Merino will be out for a few weeks with a fractured shoulder. Manager Mikel Arteta confirmed that the injury occurred in a training collision with teammate Gabriel. Additionally, Arsenal has secured a deal for Bournemouth goalkeeper Neto and is awaiting the Champions League draw for their first eight opponents. In other news, both Aaron Ramsdale and Ben White have been left out of Lee Carsley's first England squad.
Arsenal's summer transfer window came to a close on Friday with the arrival of Raheem Sterling and Neto. Amidst the deadline day dealings, there were reports of a new forward joining the Arsenal squad, but Mikel Arteta and Edu Gaspar were able to secure deals for the winger and goalkeeper. Additionally, Martin Odegaard played a crucial role in convincing Mikel Merino to join the club, making for an exciting start to the new season.
As the summer transfer window heats up, Manchester United are gearing up to sign two players from Bayern Munich while negotiating Aaron Wan-Bissaka's departure to West Ham. On the other hand, Arsenal are facing competition from Liverpool for Mikel Merino and are also looking to sign Victor Osimhen. Chelsea are also looking to make some big moves, with a potential record signing of Samu Omorodion from Atletico Madrid and the arrival of Pedro Neto from Wolves. Meanwhile, Tottenham have secured the signing of Dominic Solanke for a whopping £60 million from Bournemouth. Stay updated with all the latest transfer news and rumors through Standard Sport's live blog.
In the midst of the worst flooding in 80 years in southern Brazil, a heroic rescue mission was carried out to help a horse stranded on a rooftop. The horse, named "Caramelo" by social media users, was successfully saved by firefighters after being sedated and carefully moved onto an inflatable raft. The heartwarming rescue has given hope to a country overwhelmed by the tragic effects of the floods, with even social media influencer Felipe Neto offering to adopt the resilient animal.
Man City's record signing Jack Grealish may be on his way out of the club as manager Pep Guardiola publicly scolded him for his performance in a recent game. After an impressive debut season, Grealish has struggled with injuries and competition for playing time, which could result in his departure. As potential replacements, Man City is reportedly eyeing Wolves standout Pedro Neto.
After months of speculation, it seemed like Arsenal were poised to make a move for Wolves' in-form winger Pedro Neto. However, the Gunners may have to reconsider their plans as Neto's recurring injury troubles have raised red flags. Arsenal face the prospect of losing academy graduate Reiss Nelson in the summer and may look to fill the void with a quality winger. Despite his impressive performances this season, Neto's injury concerns could cost him a potential move to a top club yet again.
Wolves and Coventry, both unexpected contenders in the FA Cup, face off in a highly-anticipated Midlands derby match live on talkSPORT. With the winner securing a spot in the last eight and a chance to play at Wembley, both teams are eager for a shot at glory. However, Wolves will have to take on Coventry without star player Pedro Neto due to a hamstring injury, leveling the playing field between the two sides.
Arsenal has made major moves in the transfer market as they secure deals with Takehiro Tomiyasu and are set to finalize one with Ben White. The club is also in pursuit of three strikers, including Brighton's Evan Ferguson, RB Leipzig's Benjamin Sesko, and Sporting Lisobon's Viktor Gyokeres. In other news, Mikel Arteta confirms that Gabriel Martinelli's substitution in their win against Sheffield United was due to a cut. Meanwhile, Wolves are looking to fund their transfer moves by selling Pedro Neto, a player being tracked by Arsenal, Liverpool, and Manchester United.