Chelsea would demand a fee approaching £100million to part ways with Pedro Neto this summer, according to sources at Stamford Bridge.The 26-year-old winger has attracted interest from several clubs during the current transfer window, both in the Premier League and overseas, with Saudi Arabian giants Al Hilal emerging as one of the most prominent potential destinations in recent days.No official offer has yet been submitted for the Portugal international, but Chelsea are well aware of the interest surrounding him. Club figures believe the market for top-class wingers has become increasingly lucrative this summer, particularly after seeing the fees commanded by other players.Al-Hilal are showing an interest in Chelsea winger Pedro Neto.As of Monday morning, Chelsea yet to receive a bid.Neto valued at close to £100m.🇵🇹 pic.twitter.com/BgAtrP0t71— Ben Jacobs (@JacobsBen) August 17, 2026 Yan Diomande, for example, moved from RB Leipzig to Real Madrid in a deal that could eventually reach £120million, while Paris Saint-Germain have reportedly placed a valuation of more than £100million on Bradley Barcola amid interest from Liverpool.Chelsea have not actively attempted to sell Neto and continue to hold the winger in high regard. Their enormous asking price is further evidence of that stance. The Portuguese joined the Blues from Wolves for £54million in 2024 and remains an important member of the squad.Neto featured from the start in Chelsea's latest pre-season friendly against Real Sociedad on Saturday. Xabi Alonso deployed him as a right wing-back, where he delivered an impressive performance before making way for Estevao after 76 minutes.##EDITORS_CHOICE##However, speculation over a move to Al Hilal has intensified since then, with reports even suggesting that the Saudi club has privately reached an agreement on personal terms with the player. Neto's representatives have yet to comment on those claims.Should Chelsea decide to cash in on Neto, they could be forced back into the market for another attacking wide player. With only a little over two weeks remaining before the transfer window closes, they would have limited time to find a replacement.The Blues have already concentrated heavily on reshaping their squad this summer, making a number of additions including Morgan Rogers, Maxence Lacroix, Pep Chavarria, Marco Palestra, Jordan Henderson and Danny Welbeck.##NAJAVA_MECA_9895115##
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