Hailing from the same town in Portugal, Neto and Trincao came through the Braga youth system together, playing for the first-team side by side, before going separate ways to Wolves and Barcelona. Linking up with the Portuguese national team, from under-17s to the senior team, the pair struck up a strong bond and will now be back fighting for the same cause in old gold during the 2021/22 season.
On his busy summer
“It was a difficult summer. I worked all the days. I had some time free too, but I’m looking forward to being back and it was a difficult summer for me because I worked hard.
“I was in Portugal, it was very good, but I’m doing the right things to be back.”
On first meeting Trincao
“So, I met Trincao in Vianense, our hometown. We were friends for a long time, I played with him at Braga too, I have been with him for a very long time.
“He’s a very good friend of mine and I hope to see him soon because it was a good signing, and he will help us a lot with his quality.”
☀️ His summer break
— Wolves (@Wolves) July 10, 2021
🇵🇹 Growing up with Trincao
😆 What he'll bring to the team
Catching up with @pedrolneto7 on his return to Compton.
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On him coming to Wolves
“I’m very excited because, first of all, we are very good friends. I enjoy playing with him on the pitch, with the national team we used to play together always.
“So, I’m looking forward to it because he’s a very good guy, he’s a very good player, and I hope to see him soon.”
On what he’ll bring to Wolves
“He’s a very good player, with a good mentality. He has a very good vision of the game, he’s very good one against one and is an exciting guy to see. I’m looking forward to seeing him with us.”
