Negotiations between Chelsea and Manchester City over winger Pedro Neto appear to be stalling, with a substantial valuation discrepancy preventing the clubs from making meaningful progress. According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, the two sides remain far apart on the player’s price, with City’s proposals falling short of Chelsea’s expectations.
The west London club has indicated that Neto is not among their priority departures this summer, though they would consider selling him for the right figure. Currently, Manchester City’s bids do not meet that threshold, leaving discussions at an impasse. Chelsea has made clear they will not lower their valuation demands in an attempt to move talks forward.
Whether City will increase their offer to close the gap remains uncertain. The Portuguese winger’s future at Stamford Bridge will likely depend on whether the Manchester club adjusts their approach with a more competitive bid in the coming weeks.
