Man City and Newcastle ‘in the race to sign Wolves star this summer as they look to bolster their attack – but could be forced to pay £60m for forward’

Manchester City and Newcastle are reportedly vying for the same player from Wolves as they look to bolster their frontlines this summer ahead of next season.

The Molineux outfit are asking for £60million, a club-record selling transfer fee, to part ways with one of their main men – a figure that would surpass the departures of Matheus Nunes to Man City for £53m and Ruben Neves to Al-Hilal for £47m in 2022.

Wolves are seeking to sell significant players, and their coach, Gary O’Neil, has warned that they might be forced to make a departure before buying someone. 

The club are also exploring the option of bringing back their current loaned-out players.

Goncalo Guedes, Daniel Podence or Fabio Silva, allowing them to part ways with one of their decisive attackers.

Man City have been previously linked with signing the winger, looking to reinforce their attack

The player’s name has reportedly come up in Newcastle’s discussions for the transfer options

The Telegraph reports that Man City and Saudi-backed Newcastle are looking to reinforce their frontline and are highly interested in Wolves’ star Pedro Neto.

The 24-year-old forward has been battling with two hamstring injuries this season, which have caused him to miss 20 games, or 129 days this season.

Although, he managed to score two goals and deliver nine assists in just 18 games in the starting XI and a total of 1,518 minutes played.

Previously, Mail Sport reported that Manchester City have Pedro Neto on their radar, looking to bolster their attack.

Newcastle which have struggled throughout the 2023-24 after losing many key players due to injuries, are keen to sign the winger in addition to Anthony Gordon, Jacob Murphy and Harvey Barnes.

Gary O’Neil’s side finished the Premier League season in 14th…