This summer is likely to finally see Wolves fans bid farewell to Fabio Silva, as the striker looks set to leave the club permanently after a disappointing spell since joining in 2020 for a hefty fee of £35.6 million from FC Porto.
Despite not living up to expectations, Silva has impressed on loan, most recently scoring 10 goals and making three assists for Las Palmas. His performances have attracted interest from a number of clubs, with Wolves hoping to recoup a significant portion of their initial investment.
Several teams, including Sevilla, Wolfsburg, Atletico Madrid, and more, are reportedly interested in signing Silva, with Wolves looking to sell him early in the summer for a fee of around £17-21 million. The club is confident in finding a buyer and are eager to move on to reshape their squad for the upcoming season.
While some fans had hoped Silva could turn things around under Vitor Pereira’s leadership, it appears the player is set on a fresh start elsewhere. Despite taking a loss on the transfer, Wolves are in a stronger position thanks to Silva’s loan success, and are hopeful of securing a deal that benefits all parties involved.
