Pedro Neto has acknowledged the fierce competition for places at Chelsea after his £54m move from Wolves. The forward knows that securing a spot in the starting lineup is no easy feat given the talent at Stamford Bridge, with young stars like Noni Madueke and established names like Jadon Sancho and Mykhailo Mudryk all vying for positions.
In a recent Carabao Cup match against Barrow, Neto made his mark by scoring his first goal for the Blues. Playing on the right wing, he showcased his potential to be a regular in the starting lineup. Despite the intense competition, Neto remains focused on working hard and pushing himself to excel in every training session and game.
Reflecting on the challenge at Chelsea, Neto emphasized the need for dedication and hard work to succeed at a top club. Even with his previous experience at Wolves, he understands that playing time is not guaranteed and that he must continuously strive to improve and contribute to Chelsea’s success. Neto’s determination and commitment to reaching peak fitness levels demonstrate his desire to make a significant impact at Stamford Bridge.
Under the guidance of coach Maresca, Neto has become a key player for Chelsea this season, featuring in every Premier League game thus far. His goal against Barrow has further solidified his position in the squad, and he will look to maintain his form when Chelsea faces Brighton in their upcoming match.
