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Pedro Neto is an attacker from Portugal who plays for Chelsea, wearing shirt number 18. This season he has provided 1 assist in 4 appearances. Born in 2000, he stands 1.74 m tall.
Player information
Season statistics
Recent matches · last 5
Trophy cabinet · 3 won
Honours and individual awards
Pedro Neto has won 4 individual honours.
Player of the year awards
- Wolverhampton Wanderers Player of the Year 2020–21
- Wolverhampton Wanderers Players' Player of the Season 2020–21
- Wolverhampton Wanders Young Player of the Season 2019–20
Monthly and one-off awards
- Chelsea Goal of the Season 2024–25
Clubs and national teams · 2
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Portugal National team
The career of Pedro Neto so far
Pedro Neto's career began at Sporting Braga. He moved to Lazio in 2017 for €7.5m, to Wolverhampton Wanderers in 2019 for €18m and then to Chelsea in 2024 for €60m, among 5 recorded transfers in total. He has won 6 trophies, including UEFA Nations League, Europa Conference League, Coppa Italia. He currently plays for Chelsea.
Career history · 5 transfers
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2024
Wolverhampton Wanderers Chelsea
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2019
Lazio Wolverhampton Wanderers
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2019
Sporting Braga Lazio
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2019
Lazio Sporting Braga
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2017
Sporting Braga Lazio
Frequently asked questions about Pedro Neto
What team does Pedro Neto play for?
Pedro Neto plays for Chelsea.
What position does Pedro Neto play?
Pedro Neto plays as an attacker, usually as a right wing.
How old is Pedro Neto?
Pedro Neto is 26 years old, born on 9 March 2000.
How tall is Pedro Neto?
Pedro Neto is 1.74 m (5′9″) tall.
Where is Pedro Neto from?
Pedro Neto is from Portugal.
Which teams has Pedro Neto played for?
Pedro Neto has played for Sporting Braga, Lazio, Wolverhampton Wanderers and Chelsea.
Where can you follow Pedro Neto?
You can follow Pedro Neto on Instagram (@pedroneto_30). These are the official verified profiles.
What shirt number does Pedro Neto wear?
Pedro Neto wears shirt number 18 for Chelsea.
When did Pedro Neto join Chelsea?
Pedro Neto joined Chelsea from Wolverhampton Wanderers on 11 August 2024 for a fee of €60m.