Wolverhampton Wanderers are on the brink of sealing a loan deal for one of their strikers as the transfer deadline looms. The club has reportedly struck a deal with Las Palmas to send forward Fábio Silva on loan to La Liga for the remainder of the season.

Although Wolves were initially hoping to offload the 22-year-old permanently, suitable offers did not materialize. Consequently, there is optimism that Silva can reignite his form while in Spain, potentially boosting his market value in the process. According to reports from Express & Star, Silva is on the verge of finalizing his move to Las Palmas, a team that recently impressed by holding Real Madrid to a 1-1 draw.

Silva’s tenure at Molineux has been far from successful since his £35 million switch from Porto, managing just five goals and six assists in 72 appearances. While loan spells at various clubs offered glimpses of his potential, it is evident that his future with Wolves is limited. In a candid interview some months ago, Silva confessed feeling pressured to make the move to Wolves, indicating a lack of personal choice in the matter.

As the striker prepares for his loan stint at Las Palmas, there is a collective hope that this move will prove mutually beneficial for all parties involved.