Wolves emerged victorious with a 2-1 win against Tottenham Hotspur, and Pedro Neto provided a halftime update on TNT Sports. Unfortunately, the Portuguese player, who had been in outstanding form, had to once again watch the match from the sidelines due to a recent hamstring injury suffered against Newcastle United, disappointing Wolves fans.
Initially estimating a few weeks of recovery, Neto’s prognosis was deemed somewhat optimistic. In yesterday’s update, he shared positive news about his progress. Despite Neto’s absence, Wolves secured a well-deserved win against Spurs, and his injury didn’t prove costly. However, a questionable VAR decision denied them a point against Sheffield United in another match without Neto.
Although Wolves have managed reasonably well without him, fans eagerly anticipate his return. Neto, speaking during halftime, expressed optimism: “I’m recovering really well, things are better than expected. The injury wasn’t as severe as initially thought. I anticipate returning in three or four weeks, but I don’t want to set too many expectations, as it depends on how I feel. I will continue the recovery.”
With an international break providing some relief for Wolves supporters, Neto might miss fewer games. The possibility of his return against Arsenal on December 2 is considered, although the Fulham match on November 27 might come a bit too soon. Wolves fans are hopeful that he comes back fully fit, emphasizing the importance of not rushing his return, especially given the team’s satisfactory performance in his absence.
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