ARSENAL and Manchester United target Ruben Neves is set to leave Wolves this summer, according to reports.
The midfielder is approaching the final year of his contract.
Wolves are open to letting Ruben Neves leave
He has been tipped to make a move for the last two years with Barcelona also said to be keen on the Portugal international.
And now Wolves appear ready to let Neves leave, though will demand £40million for his services, report The Telegraph.
United and Arsenal are set to be put on high alert by Neves’ situation.
Barcelona and Real Madrid are both believed to be monitoring Neves with interest.
And Wolves would rather sell their talisman to a club abroad, rather than a Premier League rival.
But it is believed they will not stand in his way as the club have planned for a future without him.
Wolves have a new midfield talisman in Matheus Nunes, who has impressed since his £42million transfer last summer.
He has attracted interest from Chelsea and Liverpool but is key to Wolves’ future plans, as is January arrival Mario Lemina.
The pair both shined in the absence of Neves in Wolves’ recent wins over Chelsea and Brentford – offering a glimpse into how manager Julen Lopetegui will cope without the Portugal ace.
Wolves have also planned for the long-term future with the signings of Joao Gomes, 22 and Boubacar Traore, 21.
