Fabio Silva, who spent the latter half of last season on loan at Rangers, is currently facing challenges at his new club, Las Palmas, in La Liga. Despite his time at Ibrox, where he managed six goals in 25 appearances, Silva’s Molineux career remained uncertain upon his return to Wolves in the summer. Eventually, he made the move to Las Palmas, but the start of his tenure in Spain has been less than ideal.
Scoring a goal against Villarreal was a positive moment for Silva, yet it came in a 3-1 loss that placed Las Palmas at the bottom of the league with no wins in eight matches. The former Rangers striker acknowledges the constant threat felt when the opposing team takes the lead, emphasizing the need for tighter defense and capitalizing on their opportunities.
Looking ahead, Silva stresses the importance of teamwork and preparation, highlighting the impact a win could have on turning their season around. He remains optimistic about the upcoming game, recognizing that maintaining composure and working together as a team will be vital in their quest for success.
As Las Palmas aims for their maiden victory in the league, Silva understands the significance of remaining focused, improving defensively, and fostering a sense of unity among the team. He is determined to lead by example and believes that a win could serve as a catalyst for positive change within the club.
