Wolves manager Gary O’Neil made the decision to allow a number of players to secure loan moves over the summer transfer window, with the likes of Joe Hodge, Hugo Bueno, Fabio Silva, and Ki-Jana Hoever all departing the club. Among them, Fabio Silva made the move to La Liga, joining Spanish side Las Palmas.
Having already garnered four yellow cards in just six games this season, Silva addressed the issue, emphasizing that he does not intentionally seek to be booked. He attributed the higher frequency of yellow cards in La Liga to the different style of play and the referees’ tendencies to be stricter compared to matches in England.
During a press conference, Silva discussed his frustrations with the yellow card situation, particularly highlighting that two of the bookings were for dissent, prompting him to exercise more caution. He acknowledged that in his previous experiences in leagues where physical play was more prevalent, such fouls were often overlooked.
Silva expressed his determination to deliver consistent performances in order to secure his future beyond the current loan spell. With a focus on minimizing disciplinary issues and showcasing his talent on the pitch, he hopes to solidify his standing within the team by the end of the season.
