Fabio Silva, the Portuguese forward who joined Wolves as their record signing in 2020, has expressed his desire to move on from the club this summer. Silva’s time at Wolves has been challenging, with limited opportunities under manager Gary O’Neil last season. He was loaned to Rangers in January but failed to make a significant impact, scoring only four league goals.

Silva managed just three Premier League starts for Wolves last season before his loan move to Rangers.

Silva is now seeking a fresh start, believing that both he and O’Neil are in agreement about his future. “I’m trying to relax with my family and friends right now, but eventually, I want to try and move to another club,” he told SPORTbible. “I don’t know if it’ll be a transfer or another loan, but everyone at Wolves knows my thoughts. And the coach [Gary O’Neil] has the same opinion. We’re going to try and do everything to make a move happen.”

Silva’s career began with promise at Porto, where he became the youngest player to make a league appearance for the club. His talent drew comparisons to Cristiano Ronaldo, and he was highly sought-after by clubs across Europe. However, his move to Wolves for a £35 million fee did not go as planned, and Silva revealed that he felt pressured into the transfer without having a say in the matter.

Silva revealed that he felt coerced into joining Wolves from Porto, a decision he now regrets.

Silva believes he would have benefited from joining a club that offered more time and patience for his development.

Despite his initial reluctance, Silva acknowledged that his time in the Premier League has been beneficial for his growth as a player. “I had to learn quickly,” he said. “Playing against some of the best center-backs in the world was a great experience. The Premier League is so competitive, and you can’t take any team lightly.”