Wolves will need to address Fabio Silva’s future in the summer transfer window, as the striker approaches the final year of his contract. Silva is currently on loan at Las Palmas, where he’s performing well with 10 goals and three assists. Despite his success in Spain, Silva’s Premier League career at Wolves has been underwhelming since joining from Porto in 2020.
Speculation surrounds his potential departure, with three Bundesliga clubs – Eintracht Frankfurt, Wolfsburg, and Stuttgart – reportedly interested in signing him. Eintracht Frankfurt have already held talks about signing Silva at the end of the season, and the interest from other German clubs has increased the likelihood of him making a move.
Given Matheus Cunha’s expected departure, Wolves will need to consider their striking options. However, it’s unlikely Silva will return to the team, as he hasn’t adapted well to the Premier League’s pace and physicality. Instead, the club may opt to sell him this summer, capitalizing on his current value rather than risking him leaving on a free transfer next year.
Silva’s time at Wolves has been marked by unfulfilled potential, and supporters have largely given up on him. His performances for Las Palmas have shown he still has talent, but it’s unclear if he’ll ever get another chance in the Premier League.
The decision on Silva’s future will ultimately depend on Wolves’ priorities and strategy for the upcoming season. If they decide to sell, they’ll aim to get a decent transfer fee for the young striker. If not, they’ll need to consider how he fits into their plans moving forward.
