Pedro Neto will be absent for a short while for Wolves after being carted off the field against Newcastle United due to an injury.
Neto was set to attempt a shot as he closed in on the Newcastle goal in full flight.
However, the Molineux faithful were devastated when the Portuguese arrived.
The second everyone realized Wolves had lost their finest player for maybe weeks, it was a collective realization.
Thankfully, Neto has updated his fans on social media today, stating that he would only be gone for a few weeks.
Considering how he departed the event on a stretcher, many were expecting the worst.
Although it appears like he will just be gone for a few games, it still presents an opportunity for someone to in and make a statement.
The injury to Pedro Neto might give Pablo Sarabia a new opportunity for Wolves.
There are multiple ways O’Neil could circumvent Neto’s ailment.
However, Sarabia, a player who has only played 15 minutes in the Premier League for Wolves in the last six games, may fancy his chances of starting in Neto’s absence.
Because Neto and Hwang Hee-chan are so good, there isn’t much opportunity for other players to participate.
Sarabia is also a capable middle-fielder.
However, there are now just two central midfielders due to the latest system adjustment.
However, Sarabia, a player who has only played 15 minutes in the Premier League for Wolves in the last six games, may fancy his chances of starting in Neto’s absence.
Because Neto and Hwang Hee-chan are so good, there isn’t much opportunity for other players to participate.
Sarabia is also a capable middle-fielder.
However, the most recent system modification has left just two central midfielders.
Sarabia, who Sporting CP reportedly attempted to sign at the conclusion of the previous transfer window, hasn’t played much. Through five games, he has only amassed 189 minutes in the Premier League thus far.
However, Neto may be ready to return to the team now that he is scheduled for a brief absence.
It is natural that not all Wolves supporters would agree with it, though.
Sarabia, who is rumored to make over £90,000 each week, has surely fallen short this year. And to be honest, ever since he joined the team in January, he hasn’t lived up to the anticipation.
However, in Neto’s absence, he might be chosen, and if chosen, he must return O’Neil’s faith.
As a seasoned player, he ought to be providing more.
With Neto out, hopefully, he will be the creative outlet he needs to be—and the one he should be, given his goal and assist totals from past clubs—if he does break into the starting lineup now.
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