Wolves star Pedro Neto returns after 10 months out from a rare injury
Pedro Neto has lifted the lid on his nightmare year after making his first appearance for 10 months due to a serious knee injury. The Wolves star was his club’s best player last season until his campaign was cut short when he damaged his kneecap in the win at Fulham last April. Pedro Neto lifts the lid on his nightmare year for Wolves after making his return vs Leicester Neto was Wolves' best player last season until he damaged his knee cap ‘It was difficult, I will be honest,’ said Neto, whose injury also meant he missed out on a place in Portugal’s squad for Euro 2020. The 21-year-old replaced Daniel Podence for the final nine minutes of their 2-1 victory over Leicester City on Sunday ‘I am really confident that with time I will be arrive at my full form and I will be better than I was before.’ Neto was valued at about £50million before his injury and if he can recapture top form quickly, he will provide a huge boost to boss Bruno Lage is his bid to secure European football for Wolves next season.
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