Pedro Neto is getting closer to making a return to the starting lineup, according to an update on Wolves’ injury status from Gary O’Neil.
With relation to their injury issue, the Wolves are beginning to receive some relief. O’Neil’s team has struggled all year long with players getting knocked around.
Because Wolves’ first squad lacks depth and players are frequently sidelined for extended periods of time due to injury, this has completely wrecked the season for the Molineux team.
Many of Wolves’ top players have been returning to the pitch in recent weeks. After a lengthy absence, Matheus Cunha and Hwang Hee-Chan are back in the starting lineup. Pedro Neto is a name that supporters are dying to see appear on the roster again.
The manager of Wolves has said that the Portuguese sensation is likely to play against Liverpool, so it appears he is headed back.
Neto’s injuries have proven difficult once more. The winger was once again forced to the sidelines after missing a significant portion of the early campaign.
Neto hasn’t played for the team since March due to a hamstring injury he sustained against Fulham.
After his injury, O’Neil recently stated that Neto had resumed first-team training, but he has not yet been added back to the matchday roster. This might, however, alter for the season’s last Premier League match.
O’Neil stated in a recent press conference that Neto will rejoin the team following a full recovery. “Pedro Neto will be in the squad,” he declared. He feels well and is well-trained.
Pablo Sarabia had a rocky start at Wolves but eventually worked his way back into the starting lineup over the campaign.
From this point on, the Spaniard played a significant role in O’Neil’s plans and excelled at the halfway mark of the campaign.
The winger is doubtful for the tie, the Wolves manager has said, for the last game. Sarabia has taken a little blow, according to O’Neil, and it’s unclear if he will be in the squad on Sunday.
