The Portuguese has been in excellent form for the Midlands outfit this term, either side of his hamstring injury. He has registered three goals and 10 assists.

He is capable of playing almost anywhere in the attack and Wolves are braced for his departure this summer as they need to balance their books.

Both Arsenal and United have sent scouts to track his progress in recent months and there could be a bidding battle between the duo for him.

Wolves are apparently aware of the interest that the forward will attract and they are set to hold out for at least £60 million to sanction his exit.

It is left to be seen whether the Premier League duo would be prepared to make such a huge outlay, considering Neto's poor injury record.

The winger has missed close to 90 games for his club with several setbacks. This has included a couple of long-term injuries too.

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