Wolves could have a bright future ahead of them due to the young players in the squad, and former winger Matt Jarvis is very impressed with one in particular - Pedro Neto.

What did he say?

Jarvis knows exactly what it takes to play and succeed at Molineux. He was part of the side that won promotion to the Premier League in 2009 and impressed enough in the top-flight to earn a move to West Ham.

Pedro Neto has arrived in the Midlands with the club in an even better position, as he is surrounded by several talented players and a manager who has already guided Wolves into Europe.

Nuno Espirito Santo could be essential for his development, but has used the 20-year-old in a rather interesting way since he signed last summer, often starting games on the bench.

He has seven starts in the league and three in the Europa League but Jarvis has praised the impact that he has made, and has a positive outlook on what the future could hold for the youngster.

Speaking on The Athletic podcast The Molineux View, Jarvis said (47:00):

"I've seen him come on in a few games in the early part of the season. You can see what he's all about. You can see he's got incredible pace and a brilliant turn of pace being able to change direction and manipulate the ball really well. He's started a few, and he's starting to show exactly what he can do.

"In a few games he's picked the ball up, he's nipped past a few players and he's got his team all the way up the other end of the pitch, and he's scored a few goals. I think he's got massive potential. He's only very young still, so he's got a lot of time to improve."

Deserves more game time

Ordinarily when talking about young players breaking through at the best clubs in the Premier League, discussion can revolve around giving youngsters more minutes because that is what they need to improve.

As for Neto, however, he has performed above expectation since he adjusted to life in England, and can consider himself unfortunate not to start more often for Wolves.

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Jarvis is correct in his analysis of the pace and trickery that the winger possesses, and that means he is a handful against defences - especially when he's brought off the bench.

A dazzling run in a recent game at Tottenham showcased exactly that. The opposition couldn't get near him before he offloaded the ball to Raul Jimenez, who almost bent the ball in the top corner.

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There is no reason why the Portuguese can't replicate that on a consistent basis given he has 1.2 dribbles per league game, and that means he just needs an opportunity to prove what he's got.

Regardless, it is clear that Nuno was right to bring him in as the future does indeed look bright for Neto and the Molineux outfit, and in fact it may not be long until other clubs begin to take note.

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