“Has no future at Molineux Stadium” Wolves outcast now convinced on Zero impact in Wolves team and already making waves for possible January Exist after been told no Longer in Gary O’Neils plan.
Gary O’Neil made some bold moves over the summer, sending several fringe players on loan to gain more experience. Among them was Fabio Silva, whose future at Molineux seems all but over after multiple loan spells away from Wolves.
Despite the expectation that he might leave permanently, Silva surprisingly remained on Wolves’ roster over the summer. He had spent a productive half-season at Rangers before being loaned out again, this time to La Liga.
Silva joined Las Palmas and has since impressed in Spain, delivering strong performances in the league and excelling for Portugal’s U21 team. As the top scorer for Portugal U21 in the U21 European Championship qualifiers, Silva caught the attention of national team coach Roberto Martinez.
According to Portuguese outlet Record, there’s a high chance that Silva will be included in Portugal’s Nations League squad for the upcoming international break. Currently on the 40-man provisional list, the Wolves loanee could earn his first senior international call-up.
A potential national team selection would be a major milestone for Silva after a challenging year, during which he struggled to impress O’Neil and faced criticism for his finishing at Ibrox.
For Wolves, Silva’s national team inclusion could be significant. Although it’s unlikely Wolves will recoup the £35 million they initially invested in Silva, his value could increase if he secures a spot in Portugal’s senior squad before his contract expires in 2026.
After a series of setbacks, the prospect of Silva closing the 2024/25 season with a strong stint in La Liga and a senior international debut could mark a turning point in his career.