Chelsea make Pedro Neto transfer decision after Morgan Rogers arrival

Chelsea are not actively looking to sell Pedro Neto despite fresh speculation over the winger's future following the club's record-breaking £117 million signing of Morgan Rogers from Aston Villa.

The Portugal international has been linked with a move away from Stamford Bridge after Rogers' arrival intensified competition for attacking places, but Chelsea remain relaxed over Neto's situation.

While the Blues would consider the right offer, there are currently no plans to force the 26-year-old out of the club.

Despite rumours linking Neto with a summer departure, Chelsea have not held any serious negotiations with interested clubs.

Reports suggesting Tottenham made an enquiry have also been dismissed by sources at both clubs.

Chelsea's position remains clear: Neto is available only if a significant offer arrives, but he is not a player the club are actively trying to move on.

The confirmation of Morgan Rogers' arrival has naturally raised questions about Neto's role under new head coach Xabi Alonso.

Rogers is expected to feature heavily on the left wing, the position Neto has often occupied since arriving at Stamford Bridge.

However, Chelsea's attacking options remain flexible, with several players capable of operating across multiple positions in the front line.

Neto made 46 appearances in all competitions last season, scoring six goals, but struggled to establish himself as an automatic starter.

Competition is expected to become even tougher this season.

Alongside Rogers, Jamie Gittens, Estevão and Cole Palmer are all capable of playing in the wide attacking roles, leaving Alonso with plenty of options as he prepares for his first Premier League campaign.

While Chelsea are not seeking to cash in on Neto, the club are understood to be willing to assess any serious offers that arrive later in the transfer window.

For now, the Portuguese international remains part of Alonso's plans as Chelsea continue assembling a squad capable of competing on multiple fronts.

Whether his role changes over the coming months could depend on both performances and any further transfer activity before the deadline.

Pedro Neto is expected to remain with Chelsea unless a substantial offer changes the club's position before the transfer window closes. Attention will now turn to how Xabi Alonso uses his attacking options during pre-season and into the opening weeks of the Premier League campaign.