Manchester United’s star sent this two-word message to Wolves’ star.
Wolves news features Manchester United full-back Following the draw with Leicester City, Diogo Dalot obviously impressed Pedro Neto.
Pedro Neto was called to step in for Adama Traore against Leicester City for Wolverhampton Wanderers, and Manchester United full-back Diogo Dalot was clearly impressed.
With Adama Traore on the bench due to a shoulder injury, Neto was placed on the right side of Wolves’ attacking three.
The 20-year-old Portuguese proved more than a match for Leicester full-back Ben Chilwell but couldn’t help the hosts break the deadlock – minus VAR, that is. In classic Traore flair, Neto soared past Chilwell during one assault, which certainly attracted the eye of compatriot Dalot.
Neto took to Instagram after the match, posting: “It was not the result we deserved, but already focussed on the next game for the UEL c’mon Wolves”.
Dalot responded by saying ‘estas rapido’, complementing Neto on his pace.
When Neto was found to be offside in the build-up to Willy Boly’s header, Wolves had a goal controversially called away.
“I’m frustrated with the situation and everything it entails,” Nuno Espirito Santo remarked. We should not be sitting here discussing this.
“The rule of law is the rule of law.” But the question is whether a foot that stays behind has a demonstrable advantage.
“I’m still optimistic. Of course, I’m upset because Molineux was buzzing and then it went down, causing a problem. The game’s focus becomes an issue.
“It’s difficult for the players to maintain this level of concentration, and it’s even more difficult when they see the images.”
“Let’s hope that whoever has the final say can see what’s going on, not just with us but with the fans, especially the fans.” Some action must be taken.”
