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But Neves is more similar in style to Busquets, making him an ideal replacement.
And as Barca begin to gather funds for a potential £50m deal, Neves has now openly hailed the Catalans as one of the best teams around.
He said: “Who wouldn’t want to play for Barcelona?
“If you ask in general, all the players want to play for Barca, one of the best clubs in the world. It’s a privilege for me to be associated with this team.
“I’m going to do my job. I’m going to focus as much as possible here because we have a lot of competition.
“I have to focus as much as possible on Wolves. Having a good season here, things will come very naturally.”
Neves is now in his sixth season with Wolves, scoring 26 times in 223 outings.
He also has 32 caps for Portugal and is virtually guaranteed a seat on the plane to next month’s Qatar World Cup.