TRENDING
Wales become first nation to drop support for Fifa president Gianni Infantino • Wildfires raze neighbourhoods in US • Mukurweini MP arrested after overnight stay at Royal Media studios • Football Weekly’s summer mailbag: AI, how transfer gossip works and more, part two – video • Football Weekly’s summer mailbag: AI, how transfer gossip works and more – part two • Osun guber: Police reject arrest plot allegation • Fernandes: De Zerbi Influenced My Decision To Join Spurs • Taraba govt signs executive orders to curb drug abuse, political thuggery, illegal resource exploitation • 10 Years Strong: Inner Wheel Club of Onipanu Welcomes New President, Launches Milestone Year • Infantino: Fresh FIFA scandal erupts over £185m unpaid bill • Glasgow 2026: Team Nigeria claims seventh place, leads Africa • Morning recap: US Visa bond policy, fake agency scandal, 2027 politics dominate top stories • ‘Peller didn’t invite me because wedding was content’ — Carter Efe • UEFA Threatens Legal Action Against FIFA President Infantino • CPPE seeks development finance overhaul to bridge N50tn real sector funding gap • Nigerians, others to pay $20,000 bond for US business, tourist visa; effective August 3 • Cardinal Onaiyekan: Tinubu will lose in 2027 – Primate Ayodele • Brazil ex-first lady launches Senate bid, stepson goes for presidency • BBNaija 11: Biggie confirms two housemates that cannot win N160m grand prize • Suspected cultists kill security guard in Lagos • Wales become first nation to drop support for Fifa president Gianni Infantino • Wildfires raze neighbourhoods in US • Mukurweini MP arrested after overnight stay at Royal Media studios • Football Weekly’s summer mailbag: AI, how transfer gossip works and more, part two – video • Football Weekly’s summer mailbag: AI, how transfer gossip works and more – part two • Osun guber: Police reject arrest plot allegation • Fernandes: De Zerbi Influenced My Decision To Join Spurs • Taraba govt signs executive orders to curb drug abuse, political thuggery, illegal resource exploitation • 10 Years Strong: Inner Wheel Club of Onipanu Welcomes New President, Launches Milestone Year • Infantino: Fresh FIFA scandal erupts over £185m unpaid bill • Glasgow 2026: Team Nigeria claims seventh place, leads Africa • Morning recap: US Visa bond policy, fake agency scandal, 2027 politics dominate top stories • ‘Peller didn’t invite me because wedding was content’ — Carter Efe • UEFA Threatens Legal Action Against FIFA President Infantino • CPPE seeks development finance overhaul to bridge N50tn real sector funding gap • Nigerians, others to pay $20,000 bond for US business, tourist visa; effective August 3 • Cardinal Onaiyekan: Tinubu will lose in 2027 – Primate Ayodele • Brazil ex-first lady launches Senate bid, stepson goes for presidency • BBNaija 11: Biggie confirms two housemates that cannot win N160m grand prize • Suspected cultists kill security guard in Lagos
Transfer: Chelsea set Pedro Neto’s price tag
Back to Home

Transfer: Chelsea set Pedro Neto’s price tag

Daily Post about 2 hours 1 mins read

Chelsea have reportedly put a £70million price tag on winger Pedro Neto.

Neto has been linked with Manchester City and AC Milan this summer transfer window.

According to The Sun, Chelsea will only sell the 26-year-old if they receive an offer in the region of £70m before the transfer deadline.

Neto had a difficult campaign at Chelsea last season, scoring five goals and providing six assists in the Premier League.

The Portugal international was coached by Man City manager Enzo Maresca during the Italian’s time at Stamford Bridge.

Neto joined Chelsea in a deal worth around £51m in 2024.

Transfer: Chelsea set Pedro Neto’s price tag

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article
OneClick Africa Logo

Africa's premier digital hub for impactful news, entertainment, and business insights.

© 2026 OneClick Africa. All rights reserved.